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Anatomy and Physiology for Coaches

Chapter 8 assessing energy systems

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Anatomy and Physiology for Coaches

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ATP-PCr◦ Maximum effort < 5 seconds

◦ Stair Run test (Margaria)

◦ Sprints or jump tests

Anaerobic Glycolysis◦ Maximum effort - 30-60 seconds

◦ Cycle test (Wingate)

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Aerobic Capacity◦ Max oxygen uptake measured in Liters per minute.

◦ Non-weight bearing sports

Aerobic Power◦ Max oxygen uptake measured in Milliliters per

kilogram of body weight per minute.

◦ ml/ kg/ min

◦ Weight bearing sports

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Provide information about the duration of time one can persist at a given intensity.

Aerobic Threshold – LT1◦ Long term endurance – over 3 hours

◦ This training zone is called the Easy Training Zone

Performance Threshold – LT2◦ Events lasting 30 mins – 2 hours

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LT1 and LT2 require lab measure to determine.

PRE correlates well without lab testing

Athletes focus on sensations of workouts to estimate intensity.

RPE of 12 close to LT1

RPE < 12 training in the EZ training zone

RPE > 15 – 16 associated with LT2

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See table 8.1 (page 147) for comparison between Borg PRE scale, heart rates and the Lactate Thresholds.