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use 2nd PAPER 1 - Energy for Exercise Flashcards

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What is ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE ?

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a high-energy compound which is the only immediately available SOURCE OF ENERGY for MUSCULAR CONTRACTION

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What at ATPase ?

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an ENZYME which catalyses the BREAKDOWN of ATP

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What is an EXOTHERMIC REACTION ?

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a reaction that releases energy

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What is ADENSONE DIPHOSPHATE ?

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a compound formed by the REMOVAL of a PHOSPHATE BOND from ATP

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What is an ENDOTHERMIC REACTION ?

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a chemical reaction which absorbs energy

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What is CREATINE KINASE ?

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an enzyme which catalyses the BREAKDOWN of PHOSPHOCREATINE

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What is a COUPLED REACTION ?

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where the products of one reaction are used in another reaction

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What are the 3 energy systems ?

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  • ATP-PC system
  • glycolytic system
  • aerobic system
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What is PHOSPHOFRUCTOKINASE (PFK)

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an ENZYME which catalyses the BREAKDOWN of GLUCOSE (glycolysis)

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What is the full name of the enzyme PFK ?

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PHOSPHO - FRUCTO - KINASE

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What is ANAEROBIC GLYCOLYSIS ?

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the partial breakdown of glucose into PYRUVIC ACID

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What is LACTATE DEHYGROGENASE (LDH) ?

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an ENZYME which catalyses the CONVERSION of PYRUVIC ACID into LACTIC ACID

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What is the full name of the enzyme LDH ?

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LACTATE DE - HYDRO - GENASE

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ATP-PC SYSTEM : TYPE OF REACTION

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anaerobic

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ATP-PC SYSTEM : SITE

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sarcoplasm

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ATP-PC SYSTEM : FOOD FUEL

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phosphocreatine

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ATP-PC SYSTEM : ENZYMES

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creatine kinase

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ATP-PC SYSTEM : ATP YIELD

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1 : 1

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ATP-PC SYSTEM : STAGES

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PC –> P + C + energy (EXOTHERMIC)

energy + P + ADP (ENDOTHERMIC)

20
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ATP-PC SYSTEM : BY-PRODUCTS

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none

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ATP-PC SYSTEM : INTENSITY

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very high intensity

22
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ATP-PC SYSTEM : DURATION

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2 - 10 secs

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GLYCOLYTIC SYSTEM : TYPE OF REACTION

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anaerobic

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GLYCOLYTIC SYSTEM : SITE

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sarcoplasm

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GLYCOLYTIC SYSTEM : FOOD FUEL USED

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glycogen / glucose

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GLYCOLYTIC SYSTEM : ENZYME

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PFK and LDH

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GLYCOLYTIC SYSTEM : YIELD

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1 : 2

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GLYCOLYTIC SYSTEM : STAGES

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anaerobic glycolysis: glycogen -> glucose -> pyruvic acid + energy

lactate pathway: pyruvic acid -> lactic acid

energy + 2P + 2ADP -> 2ATP (ENDOTHERMIC)

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GLYCOLYTIC SYSTEM : BY-PRODUCTS

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lactic acid

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GLYCOLYTIC SYSTEM : INTENSITY

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high intensity

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GLYCOLYTIC SYSTEM : DURATION

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10s - 3min (peak at 1min)

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What is the KREB’S CYCLE ?

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the SECOND STAGE of the aerobic system producing energy to RESYNTHESISE 2 ATP in the MITOCHONDRIA MATRIX

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What is the ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN (ETC) ?

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the THIRD STAGE of the aerobic system producing energy to RESYNTHESISE 34 ATP in the MITOCHONDRIA CRISTAE

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What is the ENERGY CONTINUUM ?

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relative CONTRIBUTION of each energy system to overall EVERY PRODUCTION depending on INTENSITY and DURATION of the activity

35
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PREDOMINANT ENERGY SYSTEM…
intensity = very high
duration = < 10 secs

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ATP-PC system

36
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PREDOMINANT ENERGY SYSTEM…
intensity = high
duration = 10s - 3min

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Glycolytic system

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PREDOMINANT ENERGY SYSTEM…
intensity = low-moderate
duration = > 3 mins

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Aerobic system

38
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What is INTERMITTENT EXERCISE ?

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activity where the INTENSITY alternates either during…

  • interval training = work : relief intervals
  • game = breaks of play
39
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What is a THRESHOLD ?

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the point at which an athlete’s PREDOMINANT energy production moves from one energy system to another

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What are WORK : RELIEF PERIODS ?

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the VOLUME of RELIEF in relation to the VOLUME of WORK PERFORMED

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How do RECOVERY PERIODS affect thresholds ?

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anaerobic activities = ATP-PC and Glycolytic = quickly replenished = breaks aid recovery (basketball)

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How does FITNESS LEVEL affect thresholds ?

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  • high VO2 Max
  • efficient cardiovascular
  • increases INTENSITY
  • increased BUFFERING CAPACITY
  • better LACTIC ACID removal
  • O2 arrival earlier
  • FFA demand is met
  • increases DURATION
43
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What are the other factors that affect energy production ?

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  • position of the player
  • tactics and strategies
  • level of competition
  • structure of the game
44
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How does POSITION OF THE PLAYER affect energy systems ?

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  • goalkeeper = aerobic

- atp-pc for dives, kicks, defense

45
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How do TACTICS AND STRATEGIES affect energy systems ?

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  • man-man marking = increased intensity = anaerobic systems
46
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How does LEVEL OF COMPETITION affect energy systems ?

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  • tough competition = increased intensity = anaerobic systems
47
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How does the STRUCTURE OF THE GAME affect energy systems ?

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  • field games = large pitch = increased duration = decreased intensity = aerobic system

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