Facts

Question 1

“What is the primary site where muscle contraction occurs according to the sliding filament theory, and what process enables myosin to pull actin filaments during muscle contraction?”

Answer 1

myofibril. During muscle contraction, myosin attaches to actin filaments and pulls them by ATP, generating the force necessary for muscle movement. This process involves the sliding of actin and myosin filaments past each other, leading to muscle shortening (concentric ) or lengthening (eccentric) depending on external forces applied to the muscle.

Question 2

What are fast twitch fibers like

Answer 2

Fatigue fast but are high force productions like in sprints

Question 3

What can you say about slow twitch

Answer 3

Good for endurance but low force production , ex is marathon runners

Question 4

What will increase force production

Answer 4

Increase in cross sectional area of muscle fibers

Question 5

What can you say about muscle fibers #

Answer 5

The more one possess the more force production they create

Question 6

Rate of stimuli …

Answer 6

Is where brain sends twitch to muscle , the more twitches stack together build more force to point of max of

Question 7

True or false . Brain stimulus muscles to contract

Answer 7

True

Question 8

What can you say about fiber recruitment ?

Answer 8

It starts slow but increases once it sees more force is needed

Question 9

What has an indirect relations with force , max force is used slowest

Answer 9

Concentric

Question 10

What had an direct relationship with force , and velocity down

Answer 10

Eccentric

Question 11

True or false. As force goes up velocity goes down but when force goes down velocity goes up ?

Answer 11

True