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What Causes The Fatigue In Your Muscles After The Exercise


By : Jesse Miller   
Submitted 2009-02-19 19:26:22
This is one of the most frequently asked questions amongst the beginners. They are surprised to experience fatigue in their muscles after the workout, as they are not sure about its cause. The main cause of muscle fatigue is mismatch between the consumption rate of ATP by the muscles and the supply of ATP.

ATP is Adenosine Tri-phosphate. It is the main energy source to the body muscles. After the workout, muscles use ATP to contract. When we take a break or have some rest, more ATP is generated and we can work better the next time. There are lot many things that can cause the muscles to fatigue, here are some of them:

1. Usually the muscles fatigue when the workout or the exercise is new to the body muscles. As the muscles and the body is not used to the new exercise the body muscles gets stressed. 2. When your lungs are in desperate need of oxygen after the workout but they are not supplied with enough oxygen the muscles start to fatigue.

3. If your skin has continuously sweated and you did not have enough intake of water or any liquid the muscles and the body starts to fatigue. 4. At times the muscles also fatigue if they reach their physical limit of the workout, which means that the muscles get exhausted due to the workout and the exercise which in turn causes the muscles to fatigue.

5. Muscle fatigue can also be caused because of calcium flow inside the muscle cells. At times tiny leaks of calcium in the muscle cells, which weakens the muscle contraction also causes the fatigue. The calcium that is leaked from the muscle cells stimulates an enzyme that directly attacks the muscle fibers and this damage of muscle fibers cause the fatigue.

6. Muscles also fatigue due to the higher intensity of the workout. 7. Prolonged contraction of muscles is also a major cause of muscle fatigue. 8. Depletion of muscle glycogen also cause the muscles to contract and it results in the muscle fatigue. 9. Increase in the level of the lactic acid in the muscles also cause them to fatigue

These are the some of the many reasons that may lead to the muscle fatigue after the exercise. If these points are taken care of, one can have a much safer exercise pattern and can have healthier results.

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