Energy Systems & Interplay
Acute Physiological Responses
Nutrition
Fatigue
100

ATP is called the body's energy currency for this reason

Muscle contractions

100

HR x SV

Cardiac Output 

100

Fluid taken to rehydrate 

Water 

100

The fatigue experienced by athletes around the 90min mark of an event

Glycogen depeletion

200

This anaerobic pathway breaks down glucose to produce ATP and lactate

Anaerobic glycolysis system

200

More blood sent to muscle instead of non-essential organs

Redistribution of blood flow

200

Ingestion of food containing ........... will increase muscle rebuild and repair

Protein 

200

What scale can athletes use to determine fatigue levels

RPE

300

Using multiple energy systems together in activity

Energy interplay

300

Air volume moved per minute

Ventilation 

300

The process of intaking more fuel 24-48hrs before an event to enhance performance 

Carbohydrate loading

300

Two of the fatigue mechanisms that impact long endurance events 

Fuel depletion and Thermoregulatory fatigue

400

The dominant system in a marathon

Aerobic energy system 

400

Extra oxygen consumed post-exercise

EPOC

400

Identify the type and duration of event in which athletes may benefit from carbohydrate loading 

Marathon - 3hr 

Event 90+

400

Identify three factors that impact the loss of fluid for an athlete


Environment, Sweat Rate, Intensity

500

Fatigue in anaerobic efforts is often caused by the by-product

Lactact or H+ Ions

500

This muscular response relates to the all or nothing principle

Muscle fibre recruitment

500

The co-ingestion of these suggest that it will enhance the rate of recovery 

CHO / Water or CHO / Protein

500

Explain how an athlete can delay fatigue during high intensity efforts

Nutrition and Water 

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