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3 types of energy pathways during exercise
ATP-PC
Anaerobic glycolysis
Aerobic metabolism
ATP-PC pathway speed
immediate
Anaerobic glycolysis speed
short term
anaerobic metabolism speed
long term
are all pathways activated at the start of exercise
yes
do pathways act by themselves
no
which pathway dominates the first few seconds of exercise
ATP-PC
which pathway dominates the first few minutes of exercise
anaerobic glycolysis
which energy pathway ramps up and dominates after the first few minutes
aerobic
total energy (increases/decreases) after about 3 minutes
decreases
what happens to anaerobic glycolysis after 3 minutes
ramps down to near 0
ATP production during aerobic exercise: ATP-PC
first 10-30 seconds
ATP production during aerobic exercise: anaerobic glycolysis
-early in exercise
-at high intensity
ATP production during aerobic exercise: aerobic metabolism
dominant pathway after a few minutes
do pathways switch on and off
no
they overlap
high intensity aerobic exercise
-type 2 fibers are recruited (more glycolytic)
-there may be insufficient oxygen in some type 1 fibers
-anaerobic glycolysis supplements aerobic metabolism
aerobic exercise training (increases/decreases) the amount of oxygen that can be consumed
increases
how does aerobic training increases maximum oxygen consumption
-increase in VO2 max
-more mitochondria
-bigger mitochondria
-increased enzyme efficiency
-better blood flow
what does anaerobic training increase
the amount of energy that can be generated without oxygen
how does anaerobic exercise training increase anaerobic energy generation
-more PC
-increased enzyme efficiency
summary
-smooth transitions between dominant pathways
-no on/off switching
-anaerobic supplements aerobic
-aerobic training increases ability to use O2
-anaerobic training increases ability to produce ATP without O2