Question | Answer |
Increased PC stores MUSCULAR | Greater capacity to run at maximum intensity as the ATP-PC system will remain dominant for longer |
Increased glycogen stores MUSCULAR | Increased utilisation of glycogen as a fuel source in the Anaerobic glycolysis system |
Increased stores of ATP MUSCULAR | Greater capacity to run at maximum intensity as the ATP-PC system will remain dominant for longer |
Increased ATPase MUSCULAR | Increased turnover of ATP (breakdown and resynthesis) |
Increased Glycolytic enzymes MUSCULAR | Break down glycogen more efficiently, resulting in the quicker release of ATP for muscular contraction |
Hypertrophy of the fast twitch fibres MUSCULAR | Fast twitch fibres increase in size and number, resulting in an increase in strength and power. Also referred to as muscle mass |
Increased motor unit recruitment MUSCULAR | Results in more forceful contractions as more muscle fibres are involved in the action |
Increased lactate tolerance MUSCULAR | As a result of Anaerobic training, your muscles have an increased able to work at higher intensities in the presence of larger amounts of lactate built-up. |
Increased thickness of the left ventricle wall CARDIOVASCULAR | Hypertrophy of cardiac muscle results in the blood being pushed out of the heart with greater force (also leads to a slight increase in SV) |
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