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- 3. This system mainly provides the bulk of ATP production during high intensity, sub-maximal efforts
- 6. Every sarcomere along the muscle fibre shortens, leading the whole muscle to
- 7. provides the major source of energy for long-term physical activity
- 8. The human body requires a supply of energy both to meet the needs of its systems and organs and to power muscular contraction for movement.
- 10. The capability to generate activity, to produce or do work
- 12. They are also known as white (much paler as they contain little myoglobin)
- 14. These muscles are a compromise between fusiform and pennate muscles because they are capable of producing strength and power while retaining their mobility
- 17. One of the main arrangements of major skeletal muscles used in physical activity include
- 19. a contractile unit, and each one is designated by a line at either end called a Z line
- 20. contraction is the most common type of muscular contraction. During this contraction, the muscle shortens, causing movement at the joint
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- 1. The aerobic system is the predominant system for use during extended __________ events such as marathons and low demand activities such as walking, sitting and reading
- 2. only minimally contributes to ATP production
- 4. They are also known as red (due to the presence of myoglobin) and Type I fibres
- 5. When digested, it is broken down to glucose for blood transportation and then stored as glycogen in the muscles and liver
- 9. the fascicles are short and they attach obliquely to a central tendon that runs the length of the muscle
- 11. Skeletal muscle is covered with a layer of connective tissue called
- 13. contraction is a form of static contraction where length is unchanged despite application of tension
- 15. High energy compound that stores and transfers energy to body cells
- 16. energy-rich compound that serves as an alternative energy source for muscular contraction
- 17. all skeletal muscle is made up of
- 18. contraction occurs when the muscle lengthens while under tension. The action often happens with the assistance of gravity