Energy Systems and Training Zones 0.0 / 5 ? Physical EducationEnergy Systems and Training ZonesAll LevelsWJEC Created by: TaylorHullCreated on: 02-04-14 12:17 ATP-CP System anaerobic energy, no oxygen, ATP and CP broken down to release energy - no longer than 10 seconds - e.g. throwing/jumping/sprinting 1 of 8 Lactic Acid System Anaerobic energy, no oxygen, carbohydrates, high intensity, 10 seconds-3 minutes - fast running up to 3 minutes 2 of 8 Aerobic System Aerobic energy, oxygen required, carbohydrates, moderate intensity exercise, 3 muniutes+ - long distance running, being able to last a full game 3 of 8 Oxygen Debt After anaerobic exercise, body needs extra O2 to get rid of lactic acid. Air is gulped in, lactic acid is turned into CO2, H2O and lactate. 4 of 8 Threshold of training Levels of intensity which exercise begins to have an effect on the body 5 of 8 Training zones There are 2 aerobic training zones and an anerobic training zone. 6 of 8 Aerobic training zone Aerobic exercise working between 60%-80% of MHR 7 of 8 Anaerobic training zone Anaerobic exercise working about 80% of MHR 8 of 8
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