Exercise physiology - EPOC and recovery Flashcards

1
Q

Define oxygen deficit

A

Volume of oxygen to complete an activity entirely anaerobically

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2
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Define oxygen debt

A

Temporary oxygen shortage in body tissue that must be repaid as a result of exercise

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3
Q

What does EPOC stand for

A

Excess post exercise oxygen consumption

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4
Q

What causes fatigue after exercise

A

Lost O2 stores in myoglobin, ATP-PC and glycogen stores depleted, high lactate levels

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5
Q

What is the main aim of recovery

A

Remove all waste products from muscle tissue and replenish fuel stores

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6
Q

What is EPOC

A

The volume of O2 required post exercise

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7
Q

When is EPOC the highest

A

The higher intensity (more anaerobic) it is

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8
Q

Why is EPOC highest during anaerobic exercise

A

O2 demand not met and lactic acid accumulation uses O2 through oxidation

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9
Q

What are the 2 components of recovery

A

Alactacid, lactacid

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10
Q

What component of recovery is the fast one

A

Alactacid

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11
Q

What component of recovery is the slow one

A

Lactacid

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12
Q

What does alactacid mean

A

Before lactic acid

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13
Q

How much of EPOC does alactacid account for

A

Around 10%

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14
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How much O2 is required to complete the alactacid component of recovery

A

1-4 litres

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15
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What are the 2 main functions of the alactacid component of recovery

A

Replenish O2 in blood and muscles, resynthesize ATP-PC

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16
Q

What occurs during the alactacid component of recovery after 30 secs

A

Resynthesize 50% of ATP-PC stores

17
Q

What occurs during the alactacid component of recovery after 1 minute

A

O2 saturates blood stream and combines with haemoglobin (HbO2)

18
Q

What occurs during the alactacid component of recovery after 3 minutes

A

Full restoration of ATP-PC, oxymyoglobin link restored in muscles

19
Q

What are the 3 main functions of the lactacid component of recovery

A

Remove lactic acid and replenish O2, provision of energy, maintain body temp

20
Q

Where does lactic acid accumulate

A

Capillary beds

21
Q

What happens to lactic acid post exercise

A

Converts back to pyruvic acid

22
Q

What happens to the pyruvic acid once its converted from lactic acid

A

Oxidised or converted to glycogen

23
Q

What % of converted pyruvic acid is oxidised, and where does it go

A

50-75% in mitochondria into Kreb cycle

24
Q

What % of converted pyruvic acid is converted to glycogen, and where does it go

A

10-25% stored in muscles and liver

25
Q

What occurs to the small amount of remaining pyruvic acid not converted to pyruvic acid or glycogen

A

Converted to protein by cori cycle in the liver

26
Q

What is the EPOC energy cost of the second phase of the lactacid component (energy provision)

A

1-2% of lactacid EPOC

27
Q

What is the EPOC energy cost of the third phase of the lactacid component (maintain body heat)

A

70% of lactacid EPOC

28
Q

How long does the lactacid component of recovery take

A

1-24 hours depending on intensity

29
Q

How much O2 does the lactacid component use

A

5-8 litres