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how long is atp stored for in atp and creatine phosphate reserves
4-6 seconds
how long is creatine phosphate stored for in reserves
15 seconds
what energy system is used for a short quick power surge (weight lifting)
creatine phosphate
what energy system is used in activity with on/off bursts (tennis, soccer)
anaerobic glycolysis
what energy system kicks early in exercise
anaerobic glycolysis
at what percentage of muscle contraction does anaerobic glycolysis kick in
70% of max or more
when does muscle fatigue occur in anaerobic glycolysis
1 or 2 minutes
anaerobic threshold definition
point at which muscles convert over to anaerobic glycolysis
what energy system is used for prolonged activity (jogging, marathons, bicycling)
aerobic respiration
aerobic respiration can provide energy for how long
hours
aerobic endurance definition
length of time a muscle can contract using the aerobic pathway
what happens any time the aerobic mechanism can't keep up with atp production
anaerobic mechanism will kick in
muscle fatigue definition
when muscles lose its ability to contract
muscle fatigue usually results from
strenuous exercise
when muscle fatigue occurrs, atp production is ____ than atp ____
less - usage
muscle fatigue may occur from inadequate ____ ____
blood supply
muscle fatigue may occur from ____ ____ accumulation (low pH prevents muscles fibers from contracting)
lactic acid
low ____ prevents muscle fibers from contracting
pH
____ (cramps) may occur if no atp is available
contractures
oxygen debt definition
amount of extra oxygen that must be taken following exercise in order to restore all oxygen-requiring activities that were put on hold during exercise
what reserves are replenished in oxygen debt
atp - creatine phosphate - muscle oxygen
only ____ % of the energy used released during muscle contraction is used for ____
20-25 - work
during muscle contraction most of energy is given off as ____
heat
during muscle contraction the body responds by dilating ____ ____ in the skin and ____
blood vessels - sweating
rapid muscle contractions will produce ____ when the body is too____
heat - cold (shivering)