muscular system Flashcards
what is an isometric contraction?
a contraction where there is no change in length of the muscles
what is a consetric contraction?
a contraction where the muscle shortens
what is an esentric conreaction?
a contraction where the muscle lengthens
what is the agonistic muscle ?
the muscle responsible for the movement
what is the antagonistic muscles ?
the muscle that relaxe in responce to the active muscle
what is the fixator muscle ?
the muscle that stabilises the contraction . (always an isometric contraction)
describe how the muscles work in the lower phase of a press up
bicep - antagonist (relaxing consentricaly )
tricep - agonist (contracting esentricaly)
erector spinae group - fixator (isometric)
describe how the muscles work during the upward phase of a press up
bicep - antagonist (relaxing esentricaly )
tricep - agonist (contracting consentricaly )
erector spinae group - fixator (isometric)
describe the muscles during the lower phase of the bicep curl
bicep - agonist (contracting esentricaly )
tricep - antagonist (relaxing consentricaly )
deltoids - fixator (isometric)
describe how the muscles work during the upper phase of the bicep curl
bicep - agonist (contracting consentricaly )
tricep - antagonist (relaxing ecentricaly )
deltoids - fixator ( isometric )
what are the 3 different muscle fiber types ?
1-slow oxidative
2a-fast oxidative glycotic
2b-fast glycotic
give an example of a sport best suited to a person wit lots of type 1 muscle fibers
tryathleet
give an example of a sport best suited to a person wit lots of type 2a muscle fibers
wing attack in netball
give an example of a sport best suited to a person wit lots of type 2b muscle fibers
100m sprint
what are the short turm efects of exersise on the muscular system ?
Increased blood flow to the muscles
Increase in muscle temperature
Increase and alters to hormones
Increase chance of DOMS
Fatigued muscles
Energy stores and myoglobin levels within muscles become depleted