Energy systems & fatigue
Across
- 2. The fuel source for low intensity activity
- 9. Slow stage of recovery where Lactic acid is removed and Glycogen replenished
- 10. The return of the body to its pre-exercise state
- 11. This increases when dehydrated, impacting blood flow
- 12. The initial rapid recovery stage where PC stores are replenished
- 13. The fuel source for 100% intensity Anaerobic work
- 15. One of the determinants for predominate energy system used
Down
- 1. The site of Aerobic respiration
- 3. The breakdown of glucose
- 4. Stored form of carbohydrate in muscles and liver
- 5. Happens at 4mmols of lactate in the blood
- 6. The point at which the predominant energy system being used cannot provide sufficient ATP to maintain the current intensity of exercise
- 7. The amount of ATP produced by the Lactic Acid system
- 8. Oxygen storage protein molecule found in Muscle
- 14. This is the excess oxygen consumption, above that at a resting level, during recovery, to restore the body to its pre-exercise state’