Proper breathing while exercising is very important. A person breathes deeper while exercising because their muscles need more oxygen, which means more blood cells need oxygen to carry to the persons muscles.
Because as your exsercising, you are using you muscles and energy, and what do we need to make energy? ( GLUCOSE +RESPIRATION = ENERGY + CO2) so in order to make more energy you need to respire more which is why you start breathing faster, if you didn't you wouldn't be able to carry out the exercise you were doing.
When your muscles move, they take in oxygen and use it to trigger the chemical reactions that result in muscle movement. As a result of these reactions, your muscles excrete carbon dioxide as a waste product. Both oxygen and carbon dioxide are transferred between your muscles and lungs via your blood. Strenuous activity (like exercise) means that the muscles require more oxygen than your body is capable of generating by breathing at a normal pace. As a result, you breathe harder to take in more oxygen, and your heart pumps faster in order to deliver oxygen to (and remove carbon-dioxide from) your muscles which are demanding it at a higher rate than normal.
As the muscles burn up calories (energy), they need to enable an increased supply of oxygen (air). So, breathing faster and deeper compensates for the effort involved. Training also means that the build-up of lactic acid in the muscles of a very fit person, is got rid of quicker the fitter a person is.
No, it is not. Unless the person has been exercising
We breathe faster when we exercise to increase the amount of oxygen available to our bodies.
because when you is exercising, you are working and breathing hard. when you are sleeping, (unless youre dreaming about exercising) then your body is dormant and not doing anything (except in the case of a wet dream, that, however, is a totally different subject that i am not going to get into.) hope this answers your question.
A person often gets tired when exercising, so they breathe harder than normal.
Your body uses oxygen make energy, and muscles need energy to relax and contract, or flex. As you run, the demand for energy in your muscles increases, and so your lungs work harder to provide the oxygen your muscles are begging for. The result of higher demand for oxygen is faster deeper breaths.
Firstly, tanks rarely provide oxygen - they usually provide simple air or other breathable gas. Pure oxygen would kill you if you breathed it deeper than about 30 feet.Second, the average scuba tank holds the equivalent of about 80 cubic feet of gas under pressure. At the surface that would be enough to breathe off for about three hours for an everage person. But the deeper you go, the faster you consume gas because you breathe it under greater pressure.
being in love with a person is deeper...
when a person IS exercising, their blood flow speeds up as their heart is pumping more blood around the body, so when a person stops exercising, their blood flow gradually slows down
The don't. Breathing rate increases fairly dramatically when exercising, unless said person is extremely fit (e.g. Lance Armstrong at his peak) and/or not doing any over;y exerting work.
By eating a lot and not exercising.
Depends on the person, for some exercising in a relaxed state works better than a "pumped" state.Generally fast music helps most people while exercising
There can be numerous reasons why it may be more difficult to breathe in the summer, some are, seasonal allergies, ozone, poor air quality, humidity, pollen, open windows leaving in car exhaust fumes and other air pollutents. Cheyzer