Types of Muscle Fibers Place the following descriptions with the appropriate skeletal muscle fiber type. Labels can be used more than once. Intermediate fibers, Fast-twitch fibers, Fatigue resistant, Combination of oxidative and glycolytic, Lots of mitochondria, Fatigable, White fibers, Contracts rapidly, Oxidative, Primarily glycolytic, Slow-twitch fibers, Red fibers Type I Fibers, Type IIa Fibers, Type IIb Fibers
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