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ATP-PC System A denosine ATP-PC System A denosine

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ATP-PC System A denosine - PPT Presentation

T ri p hosphate P hospho c reatine ENERGY SYSTEMS ATP Other Names Phosphogen System ATP CP ATP PCr PC or CP is a quick reserve of highenergy phosphates in skeletal muscle and the brain ID: 909568

energy atp anaerobic high atp energy high anaerobic systemadenosine triphosphate storing molecule muscle term glycogen acid difference phosphocreatine reactions

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ATP-PC SystemAdenosine Triphosphate PhosphocreatineENERGY SYSTEMS ATP

Other Names:Phosphogen SystemATP CPATP PCrPC or CP is a quick reserve of high-energy phosphates in skeletal muscle and the brain.

Characteristics:

Anaerobic

Simplest form of energy

Highest power output 100%

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ATP-PC SystemAdenosine Triphosphate Phosphocreatine

Length: instant starting at 3 seconds6-103-15Source: ATP-PC already storedEnergy locked in bond“Ready to Burst”

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ATP-PC SystemAdenosine Triphosphate Phosphocreatine

Energy Storing Molecule:High energy bond breaks off and now have… ADP + PCrExamples:100m sprint

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Anaerobic GlycolysisOther NamesGlycolytic SystemLactic Acid SystemAnaerobic SystemCharacteristics: Occurs without O2=lactic acid build-up

High rate of ATP High IntensityEnzymatic reactions are necessary which makes it slower than first system

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Anaerobic GlycolysisLength of time:10-15 seconds up to 2 minutesSource of energy: Glycogen: takes enzymatic reactions to convert Energy storing molecule:Glycogen: stored in liver and muscle

Examples: 400 m run

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Reading QuestionsDefine the term, hyperthermiaElevated tempDefine the term, HyponatremiaLevel of Sodium too lowGive an example of an athlete who would suffer from HyponatremiaEndurance longer than 4 hr-6hr

What is the difference between a kcal and a cal?nothing What are the kcals per gram found in:Protein? 4Lipids (fat)? 9Carbohydrate 4

Describe the caloric difference between a tablespoon of mayo versus 20 stalks of

celery

Same calories