1.1 What are the 3 energy systems?
Alactacid system (ATP/PC)
Lactic acid system
Aerobic system
Alactacid system source of fuel:
- efficiency
ATP - readily available but limited supply
PC- runs out quickly
- cause of fatigue
Depletion of fuel- ATP and PC
- by-products
Only heat
- process and rate of recovery
Recovers as creatine in the cell connects to the free phosphates again - storing them as PC to be used when they are needed again.
50% PC recovered after 30s
100% after 2min
- source of fuel
Source of fuel:Carbohydrates
Glycolysis- breakdown of glucose (stored as glycogen in muscle, glucose in blood) to produce ATP
- duration
30 seconds maximal effort
3-4 minutes with 70-80% effort
- efficiency
Produces ATP quickly but requires large amount of glucose
Produces 2 ATP molecule for each glucose molecule
- cause of fatigue
Build up of Pyruvic acid –> converts to lactic acid
Build up of H+ ions increase acidity of muscle- inhibits muscular contractions
- by-products
Pyruvic acid –> ferments into lactic acid
- process and rate of recovery
Liver reconverts lactic acid into glycogen to use again.
takes approx 30min to 1 hr
- source of fuel
Uses 3 different sources of fuel in this order (until the previous runs out)
- efficiency
Most efficient system in producing ATP
38 ATP molecules per glucose molecule
Allows for sustained PA for very long periods of time
BUT Rate of production is medium - cannot cope with higher intensity levels
- duration
12 hours of rest
1 hour of hard work
6 works of intermittent exercise
- cause of fatigue
Depletion of glycogen - causes switch to fats –> body requires more oxygen –> increase in body temp and HR –> decrease in intensity/ body becomes tired
- by-products
CO2 (exhaled) and H2O (released by body’s cells)
- process and rate of recovery
Restoring fuel stores to pre-exercise levels –> ingestion, digestion, and transportation of fuel
12-48 hours depending on intensity and duration of exercise
1.2 What are the types of training?
Aerobic
Anaerobic
Flexibility
Strength training
1.2 What are examples of aerobic training?
Continuous
Fartlek
Aerobic interval
Circuit
1.2 What is an example of anaerobic training?
anaerobic interval
1.2 What are examples of flexibility training?
Static
Ballistic
PNF
Dynamic
1.2 What are examples of strength training?
Free/fixed weights
Elastic
Hydraulic