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Assignment 2
The Muscular System
Unit 1 – A&P
Unit 2 – The physiology of Fitness
Unit 1
• P3 - Identify the location of the major muscles in the human
body
Labelled diagram & muscles table
• P4 - Describe the function of the muscular system and the
different fibre types
Basic muscle rules
How do muscles generate movement
Characteristics of muscles
Types of muscles
Agonist/anatagonist/synergist/fixator
Types of contractions
Types of fibres & sports related
Unit 1 – M1, D1
• M1 - Explain the function of the muscular system
and the different fibre types
Explain = give more detail, make clear, give a reason
why
• D1 - Analyse the function of the muscular system
and the different fibre types
Analyse = examine critically, interpret, study the
relationship
Unit 2 – P1, M1
• P1 – Describe the musculoskeletal & energy
systems response to acute exercise.
• M1 – Explain the response of the
musculoskeletal, cardiovascular & respiratory
systems response to acute exercise.
Increased blood supply;
Increase in muscle pliability;
Increased range of movement;
Muscle fibre micro tears
Unit 2 – P3, M2
• P3 – Describe the long term effects of exercise on
the musculoskeletal system & energy systems.
• M2 – Explain the long term effects of exercise on
the musculoskeletal system & energy systems.
Hypertrophy;
Increase in tendon strength;
Increase in myoglobin stores;
Increased number of mitochondria;
Increased storage of glycogen and fat;
Increased muscle strength;
Increased tolerance to lactic acid