Match types of fibers with their description. These fibers possess large number of mitochondria and are capable of contracting for longer period. D DDD Primarily use aerobic respiration but may switch to anaerobic Use anaerobic glycolysis as their ATP source. Use aerobic respiration as their ATP source These fibers are primarily used for movements such as walking. Fatigue quickly 1. Fast Glycolytic (FG) 2. Slow Oxidative (SO ) 3. Fast Oxidative (FO)

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Match types of fibers with their description.
These fibers possess large
number of mitochondria
and are capable of
contracting for longer
period.
... .
Primarily use aerobic
respiration but may switch
to anaerobic
Use anaerobic glycolysis as
their ATP source.
Use aerobic respiration as
their ATP source
These fibers are primarily
used for movements such
as walking.
Fatigue quickly
1. Fast Glycolytic (FG)
2. Slow Oxidative (SO)
3. Fast Oxidative (FO)
Transcribed Image Text:Match types of fibers with their description. These fibers possess large number of mitochondria and are capable of contracting for longer period. ... . Primarily use aerobic respiration but may switch to anaerobic Use anaerobic glycolysis as their ATP source. Use aerobic respiration as their ATP source These fibers are primarily used for movements such as walking. Fatigue quickly 1. Fast Glycolytic (FG) 2. Slow Oxidative (SO) 3. Fast Oxidative (FO)
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The three forms of muscle fibre are fast oxidative, fast glycolytic, and slow oxidative. Because they are slow to tyre, SO fibres can create reduced power contractions over extended periods of time by using aerobic metabolism. Conversely to SO fibres, FO fibres generate higher tension contractions by using aerobic metabolism to make ATP.

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