SPORT METABOLISM Flashcards
_________________________ -investigates the use and transformation of free energy in the body. *change in free energy from any reaction = energy released (byproduct) - energy used to create the reaction
BIOENERGTICS
___________________ -foods must be continually consumed to maintain energy availability
ENTROPHY
What are major forms of bodily energy:
MECHANICAL BIOCHEMICAL HEAT
Competition can quickly deplete bodily energy: - - - - - -
Sweat > heat energy lost via evaporation Increased respiration >gases constrain heat energy Movement > Mechanical Energy is transferred to free form
____________________________ -energy can only be transferred, not created or destroyed -In a closed system, enthalpy will be constant (human body is open) -free energy is limited by the efficiency of metabolism processes
LAWS OF THERMODYNAMICS
From a training perspective biochemical reactions either: -_____________ -_____________
Release energy Require energy
(ATP ADP + Pi + Energy)
RELEASE ENERGY
(CP +ADP +ENERGY ATP+CP)
REQUIRE ENERGY
______________________ -free energy is produced via processes that metabolize ATP -only source used by skeletal muscles -energy is released from the breaking of its phosphate bonds. -Resting muscle storage can fuel a 1rm attempt (3sec) - recovery is ~90 sec for resynthesis (requires energy)
ATP
When it comes to the metabolic overview immediate energy needs are?
Anaerobic energy from Phosphagen
Each energy pathway determines: - - - -
-the magnitude of potential force -the sustainability of potential force -The total force actually produced from the energy system -the rest intervals associated with system recovery
________ and _________ are the fuel sources for the Phosphagen system
ATP & CP
ATP & CP are the fuels source that is the driving factor when it comes to work. That work lasts how long ?
10-15sec
ATP and CP are critical for _________&___________
Power and anaerobic sports
____________ efficiency is improved via heavy ballistic training (type 2 overload)
Phosphagen