energy systems Flashcards
ATP-PC
Adenosine Triphosphate- maximal 2-10 seconds- fuel source: Phosphate creatine- Fatigue: Pc depletion/ breakdown- Recovery: 2 minutes- Anaerobic
Glycolytic ( Lactic)
Fuel: Carbohydrates, glucose - maximal- sub maximal: 30secs} 2 minutes- fatigue: lactic acid build up- Recovery: 30 mins } 2 hrs- Anaerobic
Aerobic
Fuel: Carbs, Fats, Proteins- low moderation intensity: 2 hrs + - Fatigue: glycogen depletion- Recovery: 2 Days requires oxygen- generates engery is presence of burning oxygen
ATP Synthesis Structure
Anaerobic
Does not require oxygen
example of ATP-PC movement
100 metre race- long jump
Overtaking in a race, end - speed up to finish line and start- steady lead-of race
example of Glycotic
400 metre race
example of Aerobic
Marathon, riding, swimming
Interplay- short bursts
ATP- initial energy
:decreases after 12 seconds
Glycolytic- supports ATP
:is used for remainder- 30 seconds- 2 minutes
interplay- moderate
Glycolytic- 30 - 2 mins +
Aerobic
Interplay- low
aerobic
interplay
systems will interchange and be used as required depending on the intensity of the activity