adaptations to anaerobic training Flashcards

1
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examples of anaerobic training

A

resistance training
plyometics
speed and agility

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2
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what contributes to m. mass? 6

A

genetics
physical activity
nutritional status
environmental factors
NS activation
endocrine influences

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3
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what are most of the changes in the first 3 to 4 weeks

A

neural and within activation

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4
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what are the changes after 3 to 4 weeks

A

visible. hypertriphic

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5
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4 main neural factors affecting adaptation

A

learning effect
motor unit adaptations
enhanced reflex responses
attenuated inhibition

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6
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how does the learnign effect do anything… 2

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increased efficiency and increased excitability

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7
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how does the motor unit adaptations do anything…. 3

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increased recruiment
increased firing rate
increased synchronization

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8
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how does enhancing reflex responses do anything

A

enhance magnitude and rate of face development
affects muscle spindles

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9
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what does attenuated inhibition affect

A

golgi tendon organs

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10
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Force = (muscle ) + (muscle )

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agonist + antagonist

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11
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what is coactivation

A

bicep curl activates bicep to shorten and tricep to lengthen.

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12
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adaptation to coactivation

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antagonist will be less activated in the lengthening and allow agonist to move more force

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13
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adaptations at the NMJ presynaptic

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increasd SA,
enhanced nerve terminal branching to innervate muscle fibers

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14
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adaptations at the NMJ postsynaptic

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increased end plate perimeter length

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15
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adaptations at NMJ in ACh context

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make more spots for receptors to be, both sides fo NJM are increasing. more sites means more ACh to bind

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16
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when does increase in muscle size occus

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after 3 to 4 weeks of training

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17
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what is hypertrophy

A

increase in cell size

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18
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what is hyperplasia

A

increase in cell number

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19
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is hyperplasia in humans

A

no

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20
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what do satellite cells make

A

a new nucleus in myofibril

21
Q

what do skeletal muscles represent

A

dynamic tissues

22
Q

satellite cells signals determine what

A

myofilament proteins to be made

23
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what are 5 structural changes in muslce cell remodeling

A

increased myyofibril volume
reduced motochondrial density
decreased capillary density
increased angle of pennation
increased protein synthesis

24
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what does the angle of pennation increase as what

A

as the tesniton progressivley increases in the muscle fibers.

25
Q

what is the optimal angle of pennation number

A

45 degrees

26
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what does an increase in angle of pennation benefit

A

for when a muscle pulls on bone

27
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what protein synthesis is increased

A

testosterone
growth hormone
insulin
insulin like growth factor

28
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what process does Insulin growth factor 1 initiate

29
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steps of mTOR

A

triggered by IGF1, trigger protein synthesis, increase contractile proteins, leads to muscle hypertrophy

30
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what activates MAPK

A

when the hear beats faster. … mechanical stress.. this causes sarcomere reorganization

31
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what is the greatest contribution to muscle size change

A

muscle enlargesment via hypertrophy

32
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what is hyperplasia a response to. what forms the cells

A

response to stress , diesease, injury in animals. idea that new muscle fibers are formed from satellite cells

33
Q

what can differences in hormonal response to resistance exercise determine

A

ultimate sex differences in muslce size and strength adaptation

34
Q

what is the primary difference seen in hypertrophy in men vs women

A

absoulte amount

35
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first 3 to 4 weeks summary

A

increased efficiency of movement
increased in motor unit recruitment, firing rate, and synchronization

36
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after 3 to 4 weeks summary

A

increase in muscle CSA
increase in contractile proteins

37
Q

mechanical forces elicit adaptiation proportional to what

38
Q

do type 1 have more collagen or elastic fibers

A

collagen, stronger and more mature

39
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do type 2 have more collagen or elastic fibers

A

elastic, stretches as muscle lengthens

40
Q

CT has an increase in what when strength increases

A

collagen fibrl diameter
covalent cross links between fibers
collagen fibrils
density of collagen fibrils

41
Q

what can loading exercise increase

A

bone density

42
Q

what is a closed kinetic change

A

connected to ground

43
Q

what type of relationship is there between strength and bone mineral density

44
Q

men and women who participate in strenth and power activities have as much or more what compared to endurance athletes

45
Q

what relation exists btwn increases in bone mineral density and the total exercise-specific weight lifted during a program

46
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does resistance training plus aerobic training impair adaptations

A

does not effect max strenght and hypertrophy
does effect explosive strength

47
Q

detraining effects timeline and what does it reverse

A

in just 2 weeks
reduces type 2 fiber areas

reverses neuromuscular mechanisms (can come back quickly)
reverses hormonal adaptations

48
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cross sectional area changes in hypertrophy and atrophy

A

increases in hypertrophy
decreases in atrophy