MSc Applied S&C Flashcards

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Factors of Endurance Training

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  • Aerobic power and capacity

- Anaerobic Power and Capacity

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Factors of Aerobic power and capacity

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  • 02 transport

- 02 utilisation

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Factors of Anaerobic power and capacity

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  • Glycolysis and lactic acid
  • PCr store and utilisation
  • Buffer capacity
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Factors of Strength training

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  • Anaerobic power and capacity

- Neuromuscular Capacity

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Factors of Neuromuscular capacity

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  • Morphological Factors
  • Musculotendinous stiffness
  • Motor unit recruitment
  • Intra/intermuscular coordination
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6
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What is Morphological model of endurance

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Ability to withstand load

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7
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What is functional model of endurance

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incorporating technique/sport specific

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What are the 3 models of endurance

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  • Morphological
  • Physiological
  • Functional
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9
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How to improve oxygen supply and ability to deliver oxygen to the muscle

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Long Continues Duration

Zone 1

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Stages of contraction coupling

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  1. Action potential spread along sarcolemma to the T-tubes
  2. Calcium is released into the sarcoplasmic reticulum
  3. Calcium binds to actin and the blocking action of the tropomyosin is removed
  4. Myosin heads attach to begin contraction
  5. Calcium is removed and the binding sites on actin become blocked again by tropomyosin
  6. Muscle Relaxes
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