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Because when you exercise you are working your body very hard and your muscles need oxygen to move and when you are exercising your muscles need more oxygen which results in you breathing more.
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your heart is pumping fast, your lungs need to keep up with the amount of oxygen it needs to put in the blood for say a 160BPM
What else can I help you with?
Why do you breath harder when exercising?
your body needs to get rid of CO2 that has built up and it needs to get oxygen for energy a lot quicker. so you take bigger breaths which release more CO2 and bring in more oxygen.
Why do humans breath fast when they exersice?
Exercising elevates heart rate, and thus blood flow. In order to compensate for the quickly expended oxygen in that pumping blood, we breathe faster to inhale more. Breathing through the nose allows for more oxygen to enter the body than through the mouth, so panting should be avoided when exercising.
When exercising how many times do you breathe in 1 minute?
when exercising we breath about 50 times and at rest about 16 times
How does mammal breath?
by there lungs but some mammals can breath longer underwater than us humans
Can you breath fire?
No, humans cannot breathe fire.you can breath fire
How do chamelons breath?
Charmeleons breath through their lungs, like humans.
What is the difference between plant and humans?
Plants let out Oxygen which is what humans breath in and we let out Carbon dioxide which is what plants breath.
Is it normal for dogs to breath really fast?
yes it means they have been playing or exercising a lot
What do plants and humans breath?
oxygen
Where do you get carbondioxcide?
Trees breath it in. Humans breath it in. So its in the air around us!
Why is it impossibe for humans to breath under water?
No Gills, we have lungs which we breath in and out with our mouths.
Why do you think people say that someone is out of breath after the person has been running or exercising?
People say someone is "out of breath" after running or exercising because physical activity increases the body's demand for oxygen. As the heart rate rises and muscles work harder, breathing rate increases to supply more oxygen and remove carbon dioxide. If the exertion is intense or prolonged, the individual may struggle to catch their breath, leading to the perception of being "out of breath." This sensation is a natural response to the body’s increased physiological needs during and after exercise.
