Once exercise begins, the cardiovascular system responds by increasing heart rate and stroke volume, leading to a higher cardiac output to supply muscles with more oxygen and nutrients. Blood vessels dilate, particularly in the working muscles, to enhance blood flow and reduce resistance. Additionally, the respiratory rate increases to facilitate greater oxygen intake and carbon dioxide removal, supporting the heightened metabolic demands of the body during physical activity.
the heart increases in rythm and pumps more blood to the muscles
circulation
Proper warm up is the best way to prepare your cardiovascular system for exercise.
heart
Yes. In fact, it is a fitness test of the cardiovascular system.
Yes!! Exercise has many health and mood benefits!!
cardiovascular exercise help improve your cardiovascular system (lungs, heart, veins, and arteries) it will help you develop endurance, lose weight, and more importantly live longer.
yes
The answer would be exercise
Regular exercise has a positive impact on the cardiovascular system by strengthening the heart muscle, improving blood circulation, lowering blood pressure, and reducing the risk of heart disease.
Regular exercise, coupled with a balanced diet.
Yes, it works out your cardiovascular system, a.k.a. your heart.