Musculoskeletal: Muscles Flashcards
(13 cards)
Anaerobic Glycolysis
High intensity, short duration. Up to 30-40 seconds. Glycogen –> glucose then glycolysis, forms ATP. 50% slower. No O2 dependency, uses only carbs, small ATP amounts.
ATP-PC
High intensity, short duration. Up to 15 seconds. Instantaneous, most rapid ATP source. No series of reactions, no O2 dependency, stored in contractile muscle.
Aerobic Metabolism
Low intensity, long duration. Yields the most ATP. Oxidation of food. Makes energy as long as nutrients are present.
Type I Fibers
Aerobic Red Tonic Slow Twitch Slow-Oxidative
Type II Fibers
Anaerobic White Phasic Fast Twitch Fast-Glycolytic
Type I Fibers
Low fatigability High capillary density High myoglobin Smaller fibers Extensive blood supply Large amount of mitochondria Marathon, swimming
Type II Fibers
High fatigability Low capillary density Low myoglobin content Larger fibers Less blood supply Fewer mitochondria High jump, sprinting
DeLorme Exercise Protocol
- 10 x 50% of 10RM
- 10 x 75% of 10RM
- 10 x 100% of 10RM
Oxford Exercise Protocol
- 10 x 100% of 10RM
- 10 x 75% of 10RM
- 10 x 50% of 10RM
Skinfold
7-Site and 3-site formulas. Taken on right side. Retest if difference > 1-2mm. Pinch perpendicular 1cm away. Wait 1-2sec. Accuracy = +/-3%. Triceps, subscapular, abdominal, midaxillary, biceps, chest, medial calf, suprailiac, thigh
BMI
Males:12-18% body fat
Females: 18-23% body fat
Plethysmography
Measures air displaced in specialized closed chamber to calculate body composition.
Bioelectrical Impedence Analysis (BIA)
Resistance to electrical current inverse to composition of water. Height2/resistance. Accuracy +/-3%.
No food/drink 4hrs, no vigorous activity 12hrs, Urinate 30min, no alcohol 48hrs, no excessive water intake.