Pert 3 - Fisiologi Latihan II

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FISIOLO

GI
LATIHAN
Riza Pahlawi
Fisiologi
Latihan
Energi dan Konsumsi Oksigen
Performa Otot dalam Olahraga
Energy Release
from Food
The energy released from macronutrient breakdown
serves one crucial purpose—to phosphorylate ADP to
reform the energy-rich compound ATP
CARBOHYDRATE ENERGY RELEASE

Carbohydrate represents the


only macronutrient
whose potential energy
generates ATP aerobically
and anaerobically.
Carbohydrate
During light and
Carbohydrates’ primary moderate aerobic
function supplies energy exercise, carbohydrate
supplies about half
for cellular
of the body’s energy
work. requirements
• Processing fat through the metabolic mill for
energy requires some carbohydrate catabolism.

• Aerobic breakdown of carbohydrate for energy


occurs at about twice the rate as energy
generated from lipid breakdown. Thus,
depleting glycogen reserves reduces exercise
power output.
• In prolonged, highintensity, aerobic exercise,
such as marathon
running, athletes often experience nutrient
related fatigue, a state associated with muscle
and liver glycogen depletion.
FAT ENERGY RELEASE

The fuel
reserves in an average
Stored fat represents the young man :
body’s most plentiful • 60,000 and 100,000
source of potential kCal from fat cell
energy.
• 3000 kCAl from
Relative to carbohydrate intramuscular
triacylglycerol
and protein, stored fat
provides almost
unlimited energy.
FAT ENERGY RELEASE

When carbohydrate level


decreases, the oxaloacetate
Interestingly, fatty acid level
breakdown depends in may become inadequate and
part on a continual reduce fat catabolism. In
background level of this
carbohydrate sense, fats burn in a
carbohydrate flame
breakdown.
Excess
Macronutrients
Regardless of Source
Convert to Fat
Energy Transfer
During Exercise
Immediate Energy – The Adenosine
Triphospate-Phospocreatine System
1
Performances of short duration and high intensity, such as the 100-m sprint, 25-m
swim, smashing a tennis ball during the serve, or thrusting a heavy weight upward,
require an immediate and rapid energy supply.

Each kilogram (kg) of skeletal muscle stores approximately 5 millimoles (mmol) of


ATP and 15 mmol of PCr

If physical activity activates 20 kg of muscle, then stored phosphagen energy could


power a brisk walk for 1 minute, a slow run for 20 to 30 seconds, or all-out sprint
running and swimming for about 6 to 8 seconds.

In the 100-m dash, for example, the body cannot maintain maximum speed for
longer than this time, and the runner actually slows down toward the end of the race.
The quantity of intramuscular phosphagens substantially influences “all-out” energy
for brief durations.
Short Term Energy – The Lactic Acid
2 System
During intense exercise, intramuscular stored
glycogen provides the energy source to
phosphorylate ADP during anaerobic
glycogenolysis, forming lactate.

With inadequate oxygen supply and


utilization, all of the hydrogens formed in
rapid glycolysis fail to oxidize; in this case,
pyruvate converts to lactate in the chemical
reaction:

Pyruvate + 2H Lactate.
This enables the continuation of rapid ATP
formation by anaerobic
Long Term Energy – The Aerobic
3 System

Glycolysis releases anaerobic energy rapidly,


yet only a relatively small total ATP yield
results from this pathway.

In contrast, aerobic metabolic reactions


provide for the greatest portion of energy
transfer.

Oxygen uptake increases rapidly during


the first minutes of exercise and reaches a
relative plateau between minutes 4 and 6.

Oxygen uptake then remains relatively stable throughout the


remainder of exercise. The flat portion, or plateau, of the oxygen
uptake curve represents the steady rate of aerobic metabolism
Long Term Energy – The Aerobic
3 System

Oxygen Uptake

Oxygen-consuming reactions supply the


energy for steady-rate exercise; any lactate
produced either oxidizes or reconverts to
glucose in the liver, kidneys, and skeletal
muscles. No net accumulation of blood
lactate occurs under these steady-rate
metabolic conditions.
Long Term Energy – The Aerobic
3 System

Oxygen Defficit

The oxygen deficit quantitatively represents


the difference between the total oxygen
consumed during exercise and an
additional amount that would have been
consumed if a steady-rate aerobic
metabolism occurred immediately at the
initiation of
exercise.

Considered as the formation of oxygen debt.


Long Term Energy – The Aerobic
3 System
Oxygen Debt

The extra oxygen that must be used in the oxidative energy processes after a period of strenuous
exercise to reconvert the lactic acid build up to glucose as well as the return of the decomposed
ATP and creatine phosphate to their original states
Muscle
Performance
Jenis Otot
Perbedaan ukuran panjang dan diameter otot-otot dalam
tubuh kita menyebabkan karakteristik kontraksi dari setiap
otot juga berbeda, tergantung dari fungsi otot itu sendiri.
1/5 detik
Otot Besar : Soleus

1/12 detik
Gastrocnemius

1/40 detik
Otot-otot bola Mata
Berdasarkan Kecepatan Kontraksi

Type I Type II
Slow Twitch Muscle Fibers Fast Twitch Muscle Fibers
Slow Oxidative (S.O) (Serabut Tipe Cepat)
(Serabut Tipe Lambat)

Type IIa - Fast Oxidative


Glycolitic (F.O.G)

Type IIb – Fast Twitch


Glycolitic (F.T.G)
Type I Slow Twitch Fibers

Kontraksi dapat
dipertahankan dalam
Efisien Oksigen waktu yang lama

ATP lebih banyak


Type I Slow Twitch Fibers

Serabut otot berwarna merah Digunakan untuk aktifitas daya


tahan
Kontraksi secara perlahan
Menghasilkan gaya yang lebih
Sistem Aerobik sedikit

Jumlah mitokondria dan


myoglobin lebih banyak
Type II Fast Twitch Fibers

Sistem Anaerobik Cepat lelah

Menghasilkan
kekuatan dalam
waktu yang cepat
Type II Fast Twitch Fibers

Serabut otot berwarna putih Digunakan untuk aktifitas


kecepatan/kekuatan
Kontraksi Cepat
Menghasilkan gaya yang besar
Sistem Anaerobik
Mudah kelelahan
Type IIa - Fast Oxidative Glycolitic (F.O.G)

Merupakan kombinasi dari serabut otot tipe I dan tipe II.

Dapat mengahasilkan energy baik dari sistem aerobic maupun


anaerobik

Dengan cara merubah karbohidrat menjadi asam piruvat

Motor Neuron lebih besar dari Tipe I


Type IIb – Fast Twitch Glycolitic (F.T.G)

The pure fast twitch fibers

Digunakan untuk aktifitas dengan instensitas yang sangat


tinggi.

Dapat mengahsilkan gaya yang sangat kuat

Motor Neuron : lebih besar


Serabut otot : lebih besar dan lebih tebal
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