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Humans Energy Systems and Muscle Fibers

The human body's energy systems and muscle fibers are intricately designed to support various physical activities. ATP, or adenosine triphosphate, acts as the primary energy currency, fueling cellular functions by breaking down food.

Humans Energy Systems and Muscle Fibers

Humans Energy Systems and Muscle Fibers

Energy Systems

Glycolysis

Also not endurance

Glucose

15 sec - 2 minutes

Lactic Acid Buildup

2 ATP molecules

Anaerobic lactic

10-15 sec

100m sprint

Creatine Phosphate

Powerful

Quick movement

No oxygen

1 ATP Molecule

Anaerobic Alactic

Aerobic
Cellular Respiration

Byproduct is Co2 and O2

Marathons

Endurance

Lots of oxygen

Oxygen is present

Myoglobin

Delivers oxygen to muscle
Proteins

Key Nutrients

Protiens
Repairs muscles
Builds muscles
Carbohydrates
Builds cell membranes
Provides quick energy
Most abundant energy
Sugars

Lactate Threshold

Lactic Acid Buildup in blood
VO2 Max
Max amount of O2

ATP

Energy currency
Used for fuel
Breaks down food
Energy for all living things
Adenosine Tri-phosphate

Muscle Fibre Types

Fast Twitch
Type 2B

Sprinting

Fastest

ATP-PC

Tire Quickley

Type 2A

Pale in colour

Anaerobic

Quick Contraction Speed

High Power

In between type 1 and type 2b

Moderate fatigue

Slow Twitch
Type 1

Better for Endurance

Maintain low energy levels for longer periods of time

Make energy slower then others

Red and darker in color

Diameter can increase with training

High in myoglobin