Lecture 2 - Resistance & Energy Systems Flashcards
what are 4 fuel energy capacity in athletes?
max power output
VO2 max reached
oxygen diffusion capacity is reached
CV function is at maximum
define ‘motion’
wave of energy directed along a pathway in which the lower resistance the more efficient the pathway
define ‘kinetic chain’
synchronized mm contraction which produces desires motion
training causes microtrauma leading to…
fibrosis particularly in tissues with decreased vascularity and dehydration and contraction of fascial tissues
energy for muscle contraction produced by…
hydrolysis of ATP into ADP - ATP is stored in cells
anaerobic system is energy metabolism in…
absence of oxygen (phosphagen and anaerobic systems)
phosphagen system:
8-10 sec ; 100m sprinter
anaerobic system:
1-2 min; 400 m swimmer
aerobic system:
unlimited time; marathoner
phosphagens are energy storing compounds found in…
muscle and nerve tissue (immediate access reserve of high energy phosphates used to make ATP, common on is creatine phosphate)
breakdown of carbs through glycolysis occurs in the…
cytosol of cell
glucose enters cell to be converted to…
ATP and pyruvic acid (6th step pyruvic acid to lactic acid)
what is lactic acids 3 possible fates?
resynth as glycogen or glucose (15%)
oxidation to CO2 and water (75%)
conversion to various amino acids (10%)
(used in first 30-60seconds)
endurance training positively affects what 3 things?
enzymes of aerobic metabolism, increase number of mitochondria and availability of free fatty acids