CH 2 Flashcards

MASTER CONCEPTS RELATED TO BIOENERGETICS OF EXERCISE AND TRAINING

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BIOENERGETICS

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FLOW OF ENERGY IN A BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

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CATABOLISM

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BREAK DOWN OF LARGER MOLECULES TO SMALLER MOLECULES ASSOCIATED WITH THE RELEASE OF ENERGY

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ANABOLISM

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SYNTHESIS OF LARGER MOLECULES FROM SMALLER MOLECULES USING THE ENERGY RELEASED FROM CATABOLIC REACTIONS

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EXERGONIC REACTIONS

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ENERGY RELEASING REACTIONS

GENERALLY CATABOLIC

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ENDERGONIC REACTIONS

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REQUIRE ENERGY, INCLUDE ANABOLIC PROCESSES AND MUSCLE CONTRACTIONS

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METABOLISM

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TOTAL OF ALL CATABOLIC OR EXERGONIC AND ANABOLIC OR EDERGONIC REACTIONS IN A BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

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ATP

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ALLOWS TRANSFER OF ENERGY FROM EXERGONIC TO ENDERGONIC REACTIONS

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HYDROLYSIS

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BREAKDOWN OF ONE MOLECULE OF ATP TO YIELD ENERGY. REQUIRES 1 WATER MOLECULE

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MYOSIN ATPase

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ENZYME THAT CATALYZES ATP HYDROLYSIS FOR CROSS BRIDGE RECYCLING

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CALCIUM ATPase

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HYDROLYZES ATP FOR PUMPING CALCIUM INTO THE SARCOPLASMIC RETICULUM

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SODIUM-POTASSIUM ATPase

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HYDROLYZES ATP FOR MAINTAINING SARCOLEMMAL CONCENTRATION GRADIENT AFTER DEPOLARIZATION

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ANAEROBIC MECHANISMS THAT OCCUR IN THE SARCOPLASM

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PHOSPHAGEN SYSTEM AND FIRST PHASE OF GLYCOLYSIS

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AEROBIC MECHANISMS THAT OCCUR IN THE MITOCHONDRIA AND REQUIRE OXYGEN AS THE TERMINAL ELECTRON RECEPTOR

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KREBS CYCLE, ELECTRON TRANSPORT, OXIDATIVE SYSTEM

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WHICH OF THE 3 MAIN MACRONUTRIENTS CAN BE METABOLIZED WITHOUT DIRECT INVOLVEMENT OF OXYGEN?

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CARBOHYDRATES

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MAGNITUDE OF CONTRIBUTION OF EACH ENERGY SYSTEM IS DEPENDANT ON

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PRIMARILY THE INTENSITY OF THE ACTIVITY

SECONDARILY ON THE DURATION OF THE ACTIVITY

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PHOSPHAGEN SYSTEM FUNCTION

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PROVIDES ATP PRIMARILY FOR SHORT TERM, HIGH INTENSITY ACTIVITIES
ACTIVE AT START OF ALL EXERCISE, REGARDLESS OF INTENSITY

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PHOSPHAGEN SYSTEM PROCESS

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CREATINE KINASE CATALYZES SYTHESIS OF ATP FROM CREATINE PHOSPHATE AND ADP

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WHICH MUSCLE FIBER TYPE, FAST TWITCH OR SLOW TWITCH CONTAINS HIGHER CONCENTRATIONS OF CP

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FAST TWITCH

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ADENYLATE/ MYOKINASE REACTION

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SINGLE ENZYME REACTION THAT RAPIDLY REPLENISHES ATP AND PRODUCES AMP, A POWERFUL STIMULANT OF GLYCOLYSES

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LAW OF MASS ACTION

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THE CONCENTRATIONS OF REACTANTS OR PRODUCTS (OR BOTH) IN SOLUTION WILL DRIVE THE DIRECTION OF THE REACTION

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GLYCOLYSIS

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BREAKDOWN OF CARBOHYDRATES TO RESYNTHESIZE ATP

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CARBOHYDRATE SOURCES FOR GLYCOLYSIS

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GLYCOGEN STORED IN MUSCLE OR GLUCOSE DELIVERED IN THE BLOOD

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WHICH PROVIDES A MORE RAPID ATP RESYNTHESIS RATE GLYCOLYSIS OR THE PHOSPHAGEN SYSTEM?

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PHOSPHAGEN SYSTEM

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WHY DOES GLYCOLYSES HAVE A GREATER CAPACITY FOR ATP SYNTHESIS?

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BODY HAS A LARGER SUPPLY OF GLUCOSE AND GLYCOGEN THAN CP

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WHERE DOES GLYCOLYSIS OCCUR

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SARCOPLASM

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WHAT IS THE END PRODUCT OF GLYCOLYSIS

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PYRUVATE

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WHAT ARE THE TWO OPTIONS FOR PYRUVATE AFTER GLYCOLYSIS

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  1. CONVERTED TO LACTATE

2. SHUTTLED INTO THE MITOCHONDRIA

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ANAEROBIC GLYCOLYSIS

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PYRUVATE IS CONVERTED TO LACTATE, ATP RESYNTHESIS OCCURS AT A FASTER RATE FOR A SHORTER DURATION

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AEROBIC GLYCOLYSIS

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PYRUVATE SHUTTLED INTO THE MITOCHONDRIA, BECOMES PART OF THE KREBS CYCLE. ATP RESYNTHESIS RATE IS SLOWER BUT OCCURS FOR LONGER DURATION.

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IF ENERGY MUST BE TRANSFERRED AT A HIGH RATE, PYRUVATE IS PRIMARILY CONVERTED TO

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LACTATE

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METABOLIC ACIDOSIS

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EXERCISE INDUCED DECREASE IN pH RESULTING FROM ACCUMULATION OF H+

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WET MUSCLE

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MUSCLE THAT HAS NOT BEEN DESICCATED

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WHAT FACTORS INFLUENCE LACTATE ACCUMULATION

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EXERCISE INTENSITY
MUSCLE FIBER TYPE 
EXERCISE DURATION
STATE OF TRAINING
INITIAL GLYCOGEN LEVELS
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WHICH MUSCLE TYPE PRODUCES THE GREATEST LEVEL OF LACTATE

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TYPE II

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HOW LONG AFTER ACTIVITY DO BLOOD LACTATE LEVELS TYPICALLY RETURN TO PREEXERCISE LEVELS

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1 HOUR

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MITOCHONDRIA

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SPECIALIZED CELLULAR ORGANELLES WHERE THE REACTIONS OF AEROBIC METABOLISM OCCUR

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2 PRIMARY MECHANISMS FOR RESYNTHESIZING ATP DURING METABOLISM

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SUBSTRATE LEVEL PHOSPHORYLATION

OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION

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WHAT IS OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION?

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RESYNTHESIS OF ATP IN THE ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN

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WHAT IS SUBSTRATE LEVEL PHOSPHORYLATION?

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DIRECT RESYNTHESIS OF ATP FROM ADP DURING A SINGLE REACTION IN TEH METABOLIC PATHWAYS

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ALLOSTERIC INHIBITION

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OCCURS WHEN AN END PRODUCT BINDS TO THE REGULATORY ENZYME AND DECREASES ITS TURNOVER RATE AND SLOWS PRODUCT FORMATION

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ALLOSTERIC ACTIVATION

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OCCURS WHEN AN ACTIVATOR BINDS WITH THE ENZYME AND INCREASES ITS TURNOVER RATE

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LACTATE THRESHOLD

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EXERCISE INTENSITY OR RELATIVE INTENSITY AT WHICH BLOOD LACTATE BEGINS AN ABRUPT INCREASE ABOVE THE BASELINE CONCENTRATION

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ONSET OF BLOOD LACTATE ACCUMULATION

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SECOND INCREASE IN THE RATE OF LACTATE ACCUMULATION NOTED AT HIGHER INTENSITIES OF EXERCISE

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OXIDATIVE SYSTEM

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PRIMARY SOURCE OF ATP AT REST AND DURING LOW INTENSITY ACTIVITIES

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PRIMARY SUBSTRATES FOR ATP PRODUCTION IN OXIDATIVE SYSTEM

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CARBOHYDRATES AND FATS

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KREBS CYCLE

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A SERIES OF REACTIONS THAT CONTINUES THE OXIDATION BEGUN IN GLYCOLYSIS
PRODUCES 2 ATP INDIRECTLY

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BETA OXIDATION

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A SERIES OF REACTIONS IN WHICH THE FREE FATTY ACIDS ARE BROKEN DOWN, RESULTING IN THE FORMATION OF ACETYL COA AND HYDROGEN PROTONS

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GLUCONEOGENESIS

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PROTEIN IS BROKEN DOWN INTO ITS CONSTITUENT AMINO ACIDS WHICH ARE THEN CONVERTED INTO GLUCOSE

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BRANCHED CHAIN AMINO ACIDS

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MAJOR AMINO ACIDS THAT ARE OXIDIZED IN SKELETAL MUSCLE

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LIST THE BRANCHED CHAIN AMINO ACIDS

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LEUCINE, ISOLEUCINE, VALINE

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EXERCISE INTENSITY

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A LEVEL OF MUSCULAR ACTIVITY THA CAN BE QUANTIFIED IN TERMS OF POWER OUTPUT

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HIGH INTENSITY ACTIVITIES THAT REQUIRE A RAPID RATE OF ENERGY SUPPLY RELY ON WHAT ENERGY SYSTEM

A

PHOSPHAGEN SYSTEM

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LOW INTENSITY, LONG DURATION ACTIVITIES RELY PRIMARILY ON WHAT ENERGY SYSTEM

A

OXIDATIVE SYSTEM

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THE DEGREE TO WHICH ANAEROBIC AND OXIDATIVE ENERGY SYSTEMS CONTRIBUTE TO ENERGY PRODUCED IS DETERMINED…

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PRIMARILY BY EXERCISE INTENSITY

SECONDARILY BY EXERCISE DURATION

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ENERGY SUBSTRATE DEFINITION

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MOLECULES THAT PROVIDE STARTING MATERIALS FOR BIOENERGETIC REACTIONS

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LIST ENERGY SUBSTRATES

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PHOSPHAGENS (ATP, CP)
GLUCOSE
GLYCOGEN
LACTATE
FREE FATTY ACIDS
AMINO ACIDS
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FATIGUE EXPERIENCED DURING MANY ACTIVITIES IS FREQUENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH THE DEPLETION OF…

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PHOSPHAGENS AND GLYOGEN

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PHOSPHAGEN CONCENTRATIONS IN MUSCLE ARE MORE RAPIDLY DEPLETED BY

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HIGH INTENSITY ANAEROBIC EXERCISE

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COMPLETE RESYNTHESIS OF ATP OCCURS HOW LONG AFTER EXERCISE

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3-5 MINUTES

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COMPLETE CREATINE RESYNTHESIS OCCURS HOW LONG AFTER EXERCISE

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8 MINUTES

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INCREASES IN RELATIVE EXERCISE INTENSITY OF 50%- 100% OF MAX O2 UPTAKE RESULT IN

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INCREASED RATE OF GLYCOGENOLYSIS

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BEYOND WHAT DURATION OF EXERCISE DO BLOOD GLUCOSE CONCENTRATIONS FALL

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90 MINUTES

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POST EXERCISE MUSCLE GLYCOGEN REPLETION IS BEST ACCOMPLISHED BY INGESTING HOW MUCH CARBOHYDRATE

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.7g- 3.0g PER KG OF BODYWEIGHT EVERY 2 HOURS DURING THE FIRST 4-6 HOURS.

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OXYGEN DEFICIT

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THE ANAEROBIC CONTRIBUTION TO THE TOTAL ENERGY COST OF EXERCISE

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EXCESS POST EXERCISE OXYGEN CONSUMPTION

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OXYGEN UPTAKE ABOVE RESTING VALUES USED TO RESTORE THE BODY TO THE PRE EXERCISE CONDITION
A.K.A OXYGEN DEBT

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DURING MAX EFFORT EXERCISE, ANAEROBIC MECHANISMS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT DURATION OF ENERGY SUPPLY

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THE FIRST 60 SECONDS

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INTERVAL TRAINING

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METHOD THAT EMPHASIZES BIOENERGETIC ADAPTATIONS FOR A MORE EFFICIENT ENERGY TRANSFER WITHIN THE METABOLIC PATHWAYS BY USING PREDETERMINED WORK AND REST PERIODS

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AN INTERVAL PROGRAM WITH SHORT DURATION HIGH INTENSITY EXERCISE REQUIRES A GREATER OR SMALLERR WORK TO REST RATIO?

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GREATER

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AN INTERVAL PROGRAM OF LONG DURATION LOW INTENSITY EXERCISE REQUIRES A GREATER OR SMALLER WORK TO REST RATIO?

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SMALLER