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energy
required for any muscular activity to take place
energy
cellular activity comes from atp
food
serves as the fuel of our body
adenosine triposphate
molecule that serves as a usable form of energy
adenosine triphosphate
major fuel source for the body
adenosine triphosphate
our body stores energy in this form
3 different systems
phosphagen
system
anaerobic glycolysis
system
aerobic energy
system
phosphagen system
explosive exercises lasting 8-10 seconds
phosphagen system
inefficient energy system
phosphagen system
generates atp quickly, but limited supply
phosphagen
system
ex : lifting, throwing, walking
glycolysis
pathway that splits carbohydrates
anaerobic lactic system
medium to high intensity burts of activity, 10 secs to 2 mins
anaerobic glycolysis system
ex : basketball, volleyball
aerobic
energy
system
oxidative system
aerobic energy system
most efficient energy sytem
aerobic
energy
system
slowest
aerobic
energy
system
needs presence of oxygen
aerobic energy system
used for long distance events kr exercises for 5 mins
aerobic energy system
ex : cycling, rowing, marathon
physical activity
any movement of the body that requires energy and expenditures
physical fitness
ability to carry out tasks without undue fatigue
maximum oxygen consumption
or
VO2
ability to consume oxygen for maximal work output over periods lasting greater than one minute
aerobic exercise
moderate intensity
repetitive movements
anaerobic exercise
high intensity workout
anaerobic exercise
means "without air"
phases of exercises
warm up
training exercise proper stretching
cooldown
warm up
period or act of preparation
training exercise
simulation of an activity for the purpose of learning how to perform that activity
stretching
straighten or extend one's body or a part of one's body
carbohydrates
,
protein
,
fat
to ➡️
glucose
,
amino acids
,
fatty acids
equals 🟰
adenosine triposphate
atp pc
adenosine triphosphate phospo creatine
atp cp
adenosine triphosphate creatine phosphate