Sentences with phrase «for anaerobic glycolysis»
When you warm up, each of the body's energy systems is allowed to act as a «starter motor» for the next energy system down the line: ATP - PC acts as a starter motor for anaerobic glycolysis (sugar breakdown), which does the same for aerobic glycolysis, which does the same for the Krebs cycle fed first by glycolysis and afterwards by lipolysis (fat breakdown), which eventually does the same for ketosis.
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Weights use creatine phosphate and glucose sequentially for fuel while in high - intensity anaerobic exercise, the body initially uses up all of the glycogen in the skeletal muscle and the liver through the glycolysis pathway.
... The significant levels of carbohydrate, probably mostly in the form of glycogen, in both blubber and muscle, may represent an instant form of energy for diving via anaerobic glycolysis.
The enhancing effect of BioSteel HPSD may be attributed to a more efficient use of lactic anaerobic energy system (anaerobic glycolysis) allowing continuation of muscular power production for a maximum of 2 min.
In acute stress and high - intensity exercise our demand for energy temporarily exceeds the oxygen supply, and the deficit is made up with anaerobic glycolysis.
The brain uses oxygen to produce about 90 percent of its ATP and uses anaerobic glycolysis for the other 10 percent.2 Cells known as astrocytes perform most of the anaerobic glycolysis.
ANTIOXIDANT DEFENSE AND NUTRIENT RECYCLING In addition to anaerobic glycolysis, there is a second pathway that has an absolute demand for glucose known as the pentose phosphate pathway.
ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE For athletes, 4 the potential downside of chronic excessive carbohydrate restriction is impaired performance or impaired performance gains for activities that require anaerobic glycolysFor athletes, 4 the potential downside of chronic excessive carbohydrate restriction is impaired performance or impaired performance gains for activities that require anaerobic glycolysfor activities that require anaerobic glycolysis.