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When you're still breathing hard after you f...
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When you're still breathing hard after you finish exercising, it's called_
When you can't breathe in fast enough to get all the oxygen your muscles need, it's called_
When you're breathing in all the oxygen your muscles need, it's called_
What is it that produces lactic acid?
No lactic acid is being produced or removed during
Extra oxygen that helps get rid of the lactic acid is called_
Words to fill in: EPOC, oxygen deficit, steady state.
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