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is the major store of intracellular calcium in the striated muscle and plays an important role in the regulation of the coupling-excitation-contraction
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system that explains the relationship between the ATP resynthesis and the intensity and duration of the activity
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is the physiological process in which the muscles develop tension and are shortened or stretched
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the Exchange of ions across the cell membrane. First, a stimulus opens the sodium channels
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oxidative mechanism, much more complex than the other two energetic mechanisms
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system, therefore, encompasses those structures that allow blood and lymphatic circulation.
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They are chronic diseases that generate great disability, loss of personal autonomy and psychosocial burdens
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Cytoplasmic organism of eukaryotic cells
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The muscles attach their ends to surfaces called insertion points and there we speak of fixed or moving inserts
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can say that it is the branch of science that studies the functions and phenomena that affect such functions in living beings
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Sum of all the chemical reactions that take place in every cell of a living organism, the supply of energy for the processes of life and the synthesis of new cellular
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exercise consists of performing high intensity activities such as weight lifting, short high speed racing
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a lens composed of a convex face and a concave face. Its characteristics allow it to have negative or positive
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is a band of very solid and elastic fibrous connective tissue that joins the bones together in a joint.
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structured and repetitive physical activity, performed to maintain or improve a physical form, using a set of body movements that are performed for that purpose.
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chemical messengers that control numerous functions and circulate through the blood to the organs and tissues
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particles in which the synthesis of proteins takes place in living beings
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exercise is based on the development of activities with less intensity than those performed in anaerobic exercise
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human body made up of muscle fiber, which are contracted during body movements. There are 656 muscles in the human body and they are of three types
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Fibrous structure that has a great resistance.
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the elements of the peripheral nervous system in charge of transporting the nerve impulses throughout the body
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Strength is the ability to perform a physical work or a movement, as well as the power or effort to hold a body or resist a push
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is the morphological, physiological and genetic unit of all living beings, and that every cell comes from another
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the activities of the cell and in it takes place processes as important as the DNA self-replication or replication
