This video shows Dr. Evan Matthews explaining the only "fast" bioenergetic source of energy for intense exercise, glycolysis. Also in this video is an explanation of glucose storage as glycogen, glucose creation using gluconeogenosis, the difference between fast anaerobic glycolysis and slow aerobic glycolysis, and when glycolysis creates lactate instead of pyruvate. This video is part of a series of videos that will cover bioenergetics. The playlist to that series is listed below.


Bioenergetics Playlist
   • Introduction to Metabolism and Bioene...  

Exercise Physiology Teaching Current Edition Playlist
   • Introduction to Exercise Physiology  

Videos in the Bioenergetics Playlist Include:

Introduction to Metabolism and Bioenergetics
   • Introduction to Metabolism and Bioene...  

Stored ATP and Phosphocreatine - Immediate Bioenergetic Sources of Energy
   • Stored ATP and Phosphocreatine - Imme...  

Glycolysis and Glycogen - Carbohydrate Metabolism and Storage
   • Glycolysis and Glycogen - Carbohydrat...  

Aerobic Bioenergetic Metabolism - Krebs Cycle and Electron Transport Chain
   • Aerobic Metabolism - Krebs Cycle and ...  

Lipolysis and Beta Oxidation - Fat Metabolism
   • Lipolysis and Beta Oxidation - Fat Me...  

What is an Enzyme - Control of Bioenergetics
   • What is an Enzyme - Control of Bioene...  

Bioenergetics Overview
   • Bioenergetics Overview Summary  



Link to Dr. Evan Matthews website.
https://sites.google.com/site/evanmat...