•Increase in temperature
•Increase in metabolic activity as a result, greater demand for oxygen, therefore there is an increase in blood supply to the muscles as the capillaries dilate.
•Muscle Damage - warm muscles are more pliable and the risk of damage and injury is reduced.
•Fatigue and build up of lactic acid
Short term
Short Term Effects -Increase joint range of movementsMicr-otears in muscle fibreDomsIncreased metabolic activityFatigue(Tiredness)Build Up Of Lactic AcidLong Term Effects -Muscles get bigger and strongerMuscle damageTendons and ligaments become stronger and thickerMuscle HypertrophyIncreased bone densityMusculoskeletal is a body system which affects the body when exercise happens for example; Standing Broad Jump the effect would be increased joint range of movement, having to stretch the muscles in your legs to jump far.Hope this helped :-)
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short term effects on how exercise encourages new bone formation
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It allows you to move.
Become stronger and thicker
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redirection of blood flow to exercising tissue
Short-term effects on the musculoskeletal system can include pain, swelling, and stiffness due to injury or overuse. These symptoms may arise from strains, sprains, or minor fractures, often leading to decreased mobility and function. Inflammation can also occur, resulting in temporary changes in strength and flexibility. Rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE) are common initial treatments to alleviate these effects.
When you are older if you pushed yourself too hard you will probably have a problem e.g back problems , or atheritis .
Long-term exercise can lead to increased muscle mass, strength, and endurance. It also helps maintain bone density, improve joint flexibility, and reduce the risk of osteoporosis and arthritis. Regular physical activity can contribute to overall musculoskeletal health and function as we age.