Metabolism and Bioenergetics Flashcards
Provides energy for high intensity, short duration exercise
ATP-PC system; supplies energy for 10-15 seconds; very rapid onset; creates 1 ATP molecule
Provides energy for 30-50 seconds of duration
Glycolysis; produces either lactic acid (anaerobic) or pyruvate (aerobic); enough for typical 8-12 rep set
beta oxidation
breakdown of triglycerides to produce FFA’s to convert into acyl-CoA for the Krebs cycle and production of ATP
Source of long-term energy production
Oxidative system (aerobic)
Process of energy production over time of exercise
first ATP-PC system for first 30 sec, switching to anaerobic glycolysis, and then beyond 2 minutes progressively more to aerobic/oxidative systems
Respiratory quotient
expired CO2/O2 consumed; RQ 1.0 = all CHO being burned; RQ 0.7 = fat is 100% of fuel.