Muscular tissue Ch. 11 Universal Characteristics of Muscle Responsiveness (excitability) Conductivity Contractility Extensibility Elasticity Mechanical tension used to: 1)…

1.Learning Outcomes are:1. State the only useable energy source in the body and the duration of exercise possible using the bodies stores of ATP 2. Name 2 anaerobic energy…

Slide 1Basic Energy Systems (Bioenergetics) The systems used to degrade fuels to provide the energy to form ATP are: l The Oxidative system l The Glycolytic system l The…

Slide 1 Exercise Metabolism Slide 2 The use of oxygen by cells is called oxygen uptake (VO 2 ). Oxygen uptake rises rapidly during the first minute of exercise. Between 3…

Slide 1 Unit 7: Physical Activity Slide 2 The Average Canadian? Slide 3 North American Statistics 24% Americans inactive (self reported, 2005) American Center for Disease…

Define âenergyâ, âworkâ, and âpowerâ. Identify examples of potential, chemical and kinetic energy within the body. The role of ATP within the body and explain how energy…

ANAEROBIC = NO OXYGEN!! Some cells may go their entire life without oxygen. Some cells can function for a little while without oxygen. But they still need ENERGY!! Fermentation…

By Brendan Cocks, Rhiannon Stableford, Simon Mangs and Paris Craig. ATP-PC (adenosine triphosphate phosphate creatine): It produces maximal power and is the dominant system…

Exercise.. Donât Sweat It! The Engine and Fuel During exercise, when skeletal muscles contract, they may generate up to 50 pounds of pull. If the muscles of the body are…