Zusammenfassung der Ressource
A2 PE:phsiology
- Energy systems
- Aerobic resipration
Anmerkungen:
- a)ATP=adenosine-energy-Pi-enrgy-Pi-energy-Pi
b) Adenosie-Pi-Pi-Pi>adenosine-Pi-Pi+ Pi +energy
- ATP is found within carbohydrates and the body breaks down the food to find te ATP which can be synthesised to produce ADP, a phosphate group and energy by using ATPase
- Anaerobic respiration
- Training
- Altitude
- PNF
- proprioceptive muscular facilitation
- active
- Muscle inhibition
Anmerkungen:
- increasing the amount of movement in the muscle
- passive
- concentric
- reciprocal inhibition
Anmerkungen:
- muscular relaxation that occurs in the muscle that is opposite the muscle where the golgi tendon organ is stimulated
- referred to as "contract"
- partner moves the athlete extended
leg to a point of mild discomfort
Anmerkungen:
- passive stretch held for 10 seconds
- the athlete concentrically contracts
Anmerkungen:
- by pushing their extended leg onto the partners hand, the partner should allow the leg to go towards the floor but enough force to allow a little resistance
- athlete relaxes and the partner
completes second passive stretch
Anmerkungen:
- the leg move further than before
- isometric
- immediately before passive stretch
- helps achieve autogenic inhibition
Anmerkungen:
- relaxation of the muscle spindle resulting from the golgi tendon organ stimulation (increasing the amount of movement in the joint)
- referred to as "hold"
- 1- a partner moves athletes
extended leg
Anmerkungen:
- usually to a point of mild discomfort
- 2- the athlete isometrically
contracts the hamstrings
Anmerkungen:
- by pushing the extended leg onto the partners hand
the partner should keep enough pressure to keep the leg static
- 3- the athlete relaxes and the partner
completes a second passive stretch
Anmerkungen:
- the athletes leg should move further
- Pros and cons
- pros
- effective increase in ROM
- cons
- For most exercises a
partner is necessary.
- Decreased maximum strength
after performing PNF.
- Plyometrics