مدخل لعلوم وتقنيات النشاطات البدنية والرياضية
Topic outline
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الأستاذ: بوكراتم بلقاسم
البريد الإلكتروني: b.boukratem@univ-dbkm.dz
المقياس: مدخل لعلوم وتقنيات النشاطات البدنية والرياضية
الوحدة التعليمية: وحدة التعليم استكشافية
المستوى: السنة الأولى ليسانس
الحجم الزمني للمقياس: اربع عشرة (14) أسبوع
الحجم الزمني الأسبوعي: ساعة ونصف
المعامل: 01
الأرصدة: 01
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القواعد الأساسية والمعارف النظرية والتطبيقية المرتبطة
الرفع من المستوى المعرفي والتقني في الميدان -
معرفة القواعد الأساسية للتخصص ومجالات استخدامه في الميدان الرياضي
الاطلاع على النظريات وطرق التدريب المختلفة، ونظريات التعلم -
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1-BIOENERGETICS
2-THE BREAKDOWN OF FOOD RELEASES
3-ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE
4-ENERGY SYSTEMS
5-WHAT IS LACTIC ACID?
6-OXIDATIVE SYSTEM
7-ENERGY PRODUCTION POWER AND CAPACITY
8-METABOLIC SPECIFICITY OF TRAINING
9-ENERGY SYSTEM USAGE
10-ENERGY SYSTEM TRAINING
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TERMS TO KNOW
•Energy – ability to do work
•Bioenergetics – Conversion of food (PRO, CHO, Fat) molecules into biologically useable forms of energy.
•Catabolism – Breakdown of large molecules into smaller molecules; associated with the release of energy
•Anabolism – Synthesis of larger molecules from smaller molecules using the energy released from catobolismExergonic reactions – energy-releasing reactions; generally catabolic reactions
•Endergonic reactions – energy-consuming reactions; generally anabolic reactions
•Metabolism – total of all the catabolic/exergonic and anabolic/endergonic reactions in a biological system
•RMR & BMR?
•Hydrolysis – Breaking of a covalent bond by water
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•Phosphagen system – anaerobic process; absence of molecular oxygen
•Glycolytic system – Fast Glycolysis (anaerobic) & Slow Glycolysis (aerobic)
•Oxidative system – Aerobic process; needs molecular oxygenOnly Carbohydrates can be metabolized for energy without oxygen
What determines the extent to which each energy system is used during a specific activity
Anaerobic – no molecular oxygen present
•Provides ATP for high-intensity activities like lifting weights, sprinting, throwing
•Active at the start of ALL exercise
•Immediate source of ATP
•Provides energy at a high ratePrimary reactions:
•ATP………………..ADP + Pi + energy
•Creatine + Pi ………..creatine phosphate
•ADP+creatine phosphate…ATP+creatineProvides energy for moderate to high-intensity activities.
•Glycolysis is the breakdown of_CHO___.
•Either glycogen stored in the muscle or glucose delivered in the blood to produce ATP.
•Nine chemical reactions take place in the _sarcoplasm___________ of the cell•Provides ATP at fast rate
•Anaerobic
•Primarily active when there is a high rate of energy demand
•Pyruvate is the end product of Glycolysis.
•No Oxygen Present: Pyruvate converted to Lactic Acid.
•2 ADP ………. ATP + AMP
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