 ATP is the only useable form of energy in our bodies.
 When we want to move we have to use ATP.
 ATP stands for adenosine triphosphate.
 We have 2 seconds worth of ATP stores in our muscles.
Question: - BUT after these stores are used up where do we
get it from?
 ATP/PC system – 1st
 Lactic acid system – 2nd
 Aerobic system – 3rd
This is a bond. When we want
to use ATP we must break it
to produce a high amount of
energy.
+
ATP
ADP
 2 – 10 seconds of exercise.
 High intensity.
 Produces 1 molecule of ATP.
 Requires a lot of rest in order to
recover.
 Does need oxygen.
 Uses glycogen.
 For example Usain Bolt.
 10 seconds – 2 minutes.
 High intensity
 Produces 2 molecules of ATP.
 Requires a lot of recovery time.
 If used for too long lactic acid is produced.
 Does not require oxygen.
 Uses glycogen.
 For example a 400m runner.
 From 2 minutes up to 2 hours.
 Low intensity
 Produces 38 molecules of ATP
 Doesn’t require much recovery time.
 Requires oxygen.
 Uses fat.
 For example Mo Farah.
Lactic acid
system
Lactic acid
system
 What?
 Why?
 E.g
◦ ATP/PC - to kick the ball when shooting.
◦ Lactic acid – to defend well throughout a series of
attacks.
◦ Aerobic – to keep running for the whole 90 minutes of the
game.
 Pass = Write a paragraph on each energy system
with reference to sporting examples.
◦ Can you link these to methods of training?
 Merit = Write a detailed paragraph of each energy
system. Show how the three systems can be used
together.

Three energy systems

  • 2.
     ATP isthe only useable form of energy in our bodies.  When we want to move we have to use ATP.  ATP stands for adenosine triphosphate.  We have 2 seconds worth of ATP stores in our muscles. Question: - BUT after these stores are used up where do we get it from?
  • 3.
     ATP/PC system– 1st  Lactic acid system – 2nd  Aerobic system – 3rd
  • 4.
    This is abond. When we want to use ATP we must break it to produce a high amount of energy. + ATP ADP
  • 5.
     2 –10 seconds of exercise.  High intensity.  Produces 1 molecule of ATP.  Requires a lot of rest in order to recover.  Does need oxygen.  Uses glycogen.  For example Usain Bolt.
  • 6.
     10 seconds– 2 minutes.  High intensity  Produces 2 molecules of ATP.  Requires a lot of recovery time.  If used for too long lactic acid is produced.  Does not require oxygen.  Uses glycogen.  For example a 400m runner.
  • 7.
     From 2minutes up to 2 hours.  Low intensity  Produces 38 molecules of ATP  Doesn’t require much recovery time.  Requires oxygen.  Uses fat.  For example Mo Farah.
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  • 10.
     E.g ◦ ATP/PC- to kick the ball when shooting. ◦ Lactic acid – to defend well throughout a series of attacks. ◦ Aerobic – to keep running for the whole 90 minutes of the game.
  • 12.
     Pass =Write a paragraph on each energy system with reference to sporting examples. ◦ Can you link these to methods of training?  Merit = Write a detailed paragraph of each energy system. Show how the three systems can be used together.