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Neural impulses and chemical reactions. If you really want to know the physilogical processes involved I suggest you pick yourself up a university grade medical/exercise science text book and start reading about energy systems, nueral pathways and processes, the sliding filament theory and the masses of information this will lead you too. Enjoy!
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