Bananas contain two
main types of fibers:
Not exact matches
This is because increased endurance work begins to reduce the
main muscle
fibers that are associated with growth —
type 2b — and start to increase the use
of type 2a
fibers — the ones with less potential for growth.
The
main types of carbohydrates are
fiber, added sugars, natural sugars and starches.
Strength training in untrained subjects can cause an increase in all
of the
main muscle
fiber type areas (
type I,
type IIA and
type IIX).
Strength training in untrained subjects increase all
of the
main muscle
fiber type areas.
This bring us to one
of the
main points
of MAF Training: to run WITHOUT activating a significant amount
of Type II
fibers, so that the body learns how to do the majority
of the work with
Type I
fibers.
Now there are two
main types of muscle
fibers; fast - twitch muscle
fibers which are responsible for size and strength, and slow - twitch muscle
fibers which are mostly responsible for endurance.
The
main types of dietary carbohydrates are sugars, starches and
fiber.
The
main thing to remember is that the optimal amount
of fiber in an animal's diet depends completely on the
type of digestive system it has.