Ep 5 - ATP and our 3 power stations within - a podcast by Aston Duncan
from 2019-09-07T02:05:05
Discussing how our bodies evolutionary energy molecule—adenosine triphosphate (ATP)—is resynthesised via chemical action using our 2 anaerobic systems or oxidatively using our aerobic system. I discuss lactic acid and how it relates to your fast run sessions and racing as well as debunk a few myths on lactic acid. Lactic acid is a by-product of the breaking down of glucose and plays a very important role in being recycled back into an energy source as well as being utilised by the heart. Training in and around our lactic acid threshold—approximately 4 mmol/L blood—stimulates adaptation allowing you to run faster before reaching your anaerobic or lactate threshold.
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