Energy Systems Flashcards
What are the three energy systems?
- alactacid system (ATP/PC)
- lactic acid system
- aerobic system
Identity the two anaerobic energy systems.
- ATP/PC
- lactic acid
Do the anaerobic energy systems need O2 during the recovery period?
No
ATPPC
source of fuel
Creatine phosphate
ATPPC
efficiency
1 ATP molecule
ATPPC
duration
10-12 seconds
ATPPC
cause of fatigue
Deterioration is creatine phosphate
ATPPC
by-product
None or heat
ATPPC
process of recovery
Creatine phosphate replenishment in ABSENCE of O2
ATPPC
rate of recovery
30 seconds to 2 minutes (at rest)
ATPPC
sport example
100 m sprinter, shot put, discus
Lactic acid
Source of fuel
Glucose and glucagon
Lactic acid
Efficiency
2 ATP molecules
Lactic acid
Duration
30 seconds to 2 minutes
Lactic acid
Cause of fatigue
Accumulation of lactic acid
Lactic acid
By-product
Build up of lactic acid
Lactic acid
Process of recovery
Lactic acid break down with the absence of O2
Lactic acid
Rate of recovery
20 minutes to 2hours
Lactic acid
Sporting example
200m sprint, 800m run, 100m swim
Aerobic system
Source of fuel
Carbs than fats than proteins
Aerobic system
Efficiency
36 ATP carbs
136 ATP fats
Aerobic system
Duration
Unlimited until nutrition runs out
Aerobic system
Cause of fatigue
Depletion of carbs fats and protein stored
Aerobic system
By-product
O2- sweat and carbon dioxide
Aerobic system
Process of recovery
Replenishment of nutrients in the presence of oxygen
Aerobic system
Rate of recovery
Up to 48 hours
Aerobic system
Sport example
Marathon, triathlon, 1.5 km swim