energy systems Flashcards
what is the function of ATP
release energy by breaking phospholipid bond
describe ATP-PC (aerobic/anaerobic, how energy is produced, how long it lasts, sporting example.)
anaerobic, breaking down phospholipids, short term (10s), 100m
describe lactate (aerobic/anaerobic, how energy is produced, how long it lasts, sporting example.)
anaerobic, breaking down glucose, moderate term (400m)
describe aerobic (aerobic/anaerobic, how energy is produced, how long it lasts, sporting example.)
aerobic, produced by mitochondria (releases h20 and co2 relies on breaking down fat stores to produce energy), lasts a long time, 10k run
what is anaerobic glycolysis
when ATP-PC fades, system breaks down liver and glycogen stores without needing o2. this releases 2 ATP in glucose. glycogen produces 3 ATP.
lactic acid production
anaerobic glycosis produce lactic acid. goes into the blood. cause fatigue. cause burning sensation.
what are the adaptations of the energy systems
- adpation to physical demand
- ^ creatine store
- ^ lactate tolerance
- ^ aerobic energy system
- ^use of fats
- ^ number of mitochondria
what is diabetes (hypoglycemic attack)
due to too low/high blood sugar. bellow 4mmg or 7. symptoms is shaking, sweating, blurry vision, due to missed meal.
childrens lack of lactate system
lactate system wont develop till 20, reduce anaerobic capabilities. due to lacking muscle mass.