Powerlifting a dumbell at maximum capacity doing 1 rep help please small summary for each question please and thanks  1. describe the energy systems beings used from the becoming to the end of the exercise  2. what muscle fiber is predominantly being used and 3. what the characteristics are for the muscle fiber you chose and how they contribute to the function of powerlifting a dumbbell at maximum capacity doing 1 rep

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