link
3
ATP
short
bonds
PC
limited
oxygen
6
quickly
chemical
replenished
resynthesis
ATP
split
triphosphate
ATP
creatine
PC
muscles
depend
phosphate
muscle
10
maximum
ATP
ending
simple
amount
adenosine
passive
large
oxygen
short
fastest
energy
availability
inorganic
resynthesised
vigorous
phosphate
3
energy
phosphocreatine
PC
The
ATP
-
PC
energy
system
produces
____________________
by
breaking
down
____________________
to
resynthesises
____________________
____________________
.
ATP
is
____________________
through
____________________
reactions
that
do
not
require
____________________
.
The
____________________
of
____________________
stored
in
muscles
is
____________________
to
____________________
seconds
____________________
.
PC
,
like
ATP
,
is
stored
in
____________________
cells
and
contains
____________________
____________________
which
provides
____________________
amounts
of
____________________
.
PC
is
____________________
into
____________________
and
____________________
____________________
,
this
provides
a
____________________
to
____________________
of
____________________
.
ATP
and
PC
are
stored
within
____________________
and
don't
____________________
on
____________________
to
be
created
in
the
____________________
term
.
Energy
released
by
the
____________________
-
____________________
system
does
wear
out
very
____________________
,
after
only
____________________
to
____________________
seconds
of
____________________
physical
activity
.
PC
is
____________________
within
____________________
minutes
of
the
activity
____________________
and
a
____________________
recovery
being
undertaken
.
Therefore
,
the
____________________
-
____________________
system
provides
the
____________________
rate
of
ATP
release
for
energy
because
it
depends
on
____________________
and
____________________
chemical
reactions
and
ready
____________________
of
____________________
in
the
muscles
.
It
can
only
be
replenished
when
there
is
sufficient
energy
in
the
body
and
this
usually
occurs
through
the
aerobic
pathway
or
during
recovery
once
the
activity
is
stopped
.