As a general rule, it takes people between the ages of 20 and 29 two weeks to adapt to a cardiorespiratory activity workload.

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Mariam Wallace

Biology

28 October, 21:13

As a general rule, it takes people between the ages of 20 and 29 two weeks to adapt to a cardiorespiratory activity workload.

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Kenny Dalton · Answer 1

As a general rule, it takes people between the ages of 20 and 29 two weeks to adapt to a cardio-respiratory activity workload.

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Cardio-respiratory activities are those activities which are done to provide strength to our heart and lungs. These activities include running, bicycling and swimming. It takes only two weeks for the people of ages between 20 and 29 to make them comfortable in a cardio-respiratory activity. There are four components of the cardio-respiratory activities / training: Frequency Intensity Time Type