ATP-PC | | the point at which blood lactic acid suddenly rises during incremental exercise |
coricycle | | breakdown of glucose or glycogen |
lypolysis | | where 1-4 units of an athletes blood are removed over a 3-8 week period and stored in a freezer then reinfused to the athlete 7-10 days prior to event to increase red blood cells |
bioenergetics | | converting food stuff ex: fats, carbs, into energy |
betaoxidation | | total of all chemical reactions that occur in the body |
lacticacidshuttle | | this product can buffer the acid and reduce the acidity in the body |
ATP | | how many minutes does it take to fully deliver O2 for aerobic activity |
carb | | what metabolic system creates more atp's |
two | | this portion of O2 debt occurs within 30 minutesof post exercise |
metabolism | | regenerates lactic acid back to glucose when it goes through liver |
fats | | breakdown of fatty acid |
acidity | | elevated Vo2 for several minutes immediately following exercise |
blooddoping | | this is stored in the myosin head |
fast | | limitation of glycolysis if there are more H than NAD |
slow | | this portion of O2 debt occurs within 3 minutes of post exercise |
epoc | | where everything starts, we have about 6 seconds of stored atp |
epo | | this is a kidney hormone, red blood cell levels can be adjusted by this |
bakingsoda | | what is easier to breakdown, fats or carb |
lactatethreshold | | breakdown of fats |
glycolysis | | turns lactic acid into type I fibers |