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During a 400-metre sprint, an athlete experiences a rapid increase in lactate levels. Which statement correctly explains what happens to the athlete's body during this activity?

  1. The aerobic energy system is the primary energy provider, resulting in decreased lactate levels
  2. Lactate production increases as the body relies on the ATP-PCr system for energy
  3. The athlete's muscles use more oxygen, which reduces lactate production in the bloodstream
  4. Lactate accumulates in the muscles as the glycolytic system produces energy without sufficient oxygen
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\(D\)

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  • D is correct: Glycolytic system produces lactate during anaerobic sprinting

Other Options:

  • A is incorrect: Sprints use anaerobic not aerobic system
  • B is incorrect: ATP-PCr system doesn’t produce lactate
  • C is incorrect: Insufficient oxygen increases lactate production

Filed Under: Responses to training Tagged With: Band 3, smc-5532-17-Lactate levels

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