Now, glycolysis, as we discussed, is basically a ten step process that takes place within a silent plasma of our cell, and the glucose is transformed into two Pyruvate molecules. Now, to simplify of things, I've only included a single Pyruvate molecule. But if you want, you can multiply all these values by two to get the net result. Now, in the process of glycolysis, we also produce two ATP molecules. And these two ATP molecules can be used by other processes of the cells that actually require energy. Now, even though glycolysis actually does produce a net amount of ATP molecules, glycolysis only collects a very small portion of that usable energy that is stored in the chemical bonds of the glucose molecules.