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Title: Bioenergetics Adaptations


1
BioenergeticsAdaptations
  • Chapter 21 pp 427-431

2
Anaerobic Training
  • Improving ATP-PC system
  • short high-intensity intervals
  • power exercises
  • rest interval 3-4x longer than interval. Why?
  • Result increase PC stores and increase enzyme
    activity (i.e. speed of ATP-PC system)

3
Anaerobic Training
  • Improving Glycolysis
  • short high-intensity intervals 20-60 sec
  • strength training
  • Result
  • increase glycolysis enzyme activity
  • increase buffering of lactic acid

4
Aerobic Training
5
Aerobic Training
  • Long, slow distance training
  • High intensity, continuous training

6
Aerobic Training
  • LONG, SLOW DISTANCE TRAINING
  • Lower intensity level (70 HRmax)
  • Outcome
  • Increase capillaries
  • Increase myoglobin
  • Increase mitochondria

7
Long Slow Distance Training
  • Increase capillaries
  • Increase myoglobin
  • Increase mitochondria
  • What affect does aerobic training have on fat
    utilization?
  • Why?

8
Long Slow Distance Training
  • What affect does aerobic training have on
    glycogen levels inside the liver and muscles?
  • What affect does aerobic training have on
    glycogen utilization?
  • Why is this significant?

9
Aerobic Training
  • HIGH-INTENSITY, CONTINUOUS TRAINING (85 HRmax)
  • Increase lactate threshold
  • Why?
  • Increase lactate removal
  • Decrease lactate production

10
High Intensity, Continuous Training
  • Why is there a decrease in lactic acid
    production?
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