2. When athletes undergo extreme exertion, their circulatory system may be unable to supply enough

oxygen, and their muscle cells may experience anaerobic conditions. Do you think this situation is more

likely to occur in a bodybuilder or a long-distance runner. Why?

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Sonny Cunningham

2 June, 16:15

2. When athletes undergo extreme exertion, their circulatory system may be unable to supply enough

oxygen, and their muscle cells may experience anaerobic conditions. Do you think this situation is more

likely to occur in a bodybuilder or a long-distance runner. Why?

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Deandre Henson · Answer 1

I would think it's the long distance runner.

Explanation: Running at any significant distance requires tremendous exertion from the entire body and breathing properly is the key to getting enough oxygen into the bloodstream which then carries it throughout the body.

Reynaldo Brock · Answer 2

Answer is a body builder because they have to put out the most effort in the shortest amount of time

2. When athletes undergo extreme exertion, their circulatory system may be unable to supply enoughoxygen, and their muscle cells may experience anaerobic conditions. Do you think this situation is morelikely to occur in a bodybuilder or a long-distance runner. Why?

2. When athletes undergo extreme exertion, their circulatory system may be unable to supply enough

oxygen, and their muscle cells may experience anaerobic conditions. Do you think this situation is more

likely to occur in a bodybuilder or a long-distance runner. Why?