Zusammenfassung der Ressource
muscle
fibres
- type I - slow oxidative
- 110 m/s slower contraction speed
- anaerobic capacity is low
- produce energy aerobically
- myosin ATPase/ glycolytic enzyme activity is low
- motor neurone size is small
- better adapted to low intensity exercise
- force produced is low
- myoglobin content is high
- capillary density is high
- fatigability is low
- aerobic capacity is very high
- mitochondrial density is high
- motor neuron conduction capacity is slow
- type IIa - fast glycolytic oxidative
- longer burst of energy needed
- used for short, intense bursts of
effort
- myosin ATPase/ glycolytic
enzyme activity is high
- fatigability is medium
- aerobic capacity is medium
- generate a greater force of contraction
- anaerobic capacity is high
- contraction speed is faster at 50 m/s
- motor neurone size is large
- capillary density is medium
- produce energy anaerobically
- motor neurone conduction capacity is fast
- myoglobin content is medium
- force produced is high
- mitochondrial density is medium
- type IIb - fast glycolytic
- fatigue much faster
- highly explosive events
- contraction speed is faster at 50 m/s
- motor neurone size is large
- motor neuroine conduction capacity is fast
- force produced is high
- fatigability is high
- mitochondrial density is low
- myoglobin content is low
- capillary density is low
- aerobic capacity is low
- anaerobic capacity is very high
- myosin ATPase/ glycolytic enzyme activity is very high