Factors Affecting Performance Flashcards
1
Q
What is ATP?
A
Adenosine Triphosphate
- Provides energy to all working muscles in body
2
Q
Structure and Breakdown of ATP
A
- 3 phosphate molecules
- Bonds breaking and releases energy
3
Q
How many energy systems are there in the body and what are they?
A
3 energy systems
- Alactacid system (ATP/PC)
- Lactic Acid System
- Aerobic System (uses oxygen)
4
Q
ATP/PC Summary
A
- Intensity: High, max effort
- Fuel: Creatine Phosphate (CP)
- Production: Very limited small stores
- Duration: 1-10secs max intensity
- NO OXYGEN (Anaerobic energy)
- Activities: 100m sprint, shot put, weight lifting
- Fatigue when CP depleted
- No by-products
- Recovery: 2-3 mins
5
Q
Lactic Acid Summary
A
- Intensity: Intense up to 3 mins
- Fuel: glycogen stored as glucose
- Production: limited
- NO OXYGEN
- Duration: 10-30 secs max energy, 3 mins near max
- Activities: 200m sprint/swim, 400m/800m run
- Fatigue: Accumulation of lactic acid is muslces
- By-product lactic acid
- Recovery: up to 90 mins
6
Q
Aerobic System (oxygen) Summary
A
- Intensity: low, last long time
- Fuel: Carbs, Fats, Protein
- Production: Unlimited
- Duration: Long endurance events
- USES OXYGEN
- NO by-product
- Activities: jog, walk, marathon, fitness class
- Recovery: 24+ hours
7
Q
Types of training (Hint: A,A,S,C,F)
A
- Aerobic
- Anaerobic
- Strength
- Contractions
- Flexibility
8
Q
Aerobic Training Summary
A
- Uses O2
- Heart rate raised to appropriate target HR remain in zone 20mins
- Types: Continuous, Interval, Fartlek, Circuit (CIFC)
Continuous: training over long distance/time period
Interval: session divided periods work/rest
Fartlek: speed/enviro varied
Circuit: diff stations keep HR up move round