Ch. 11 Olympic Lifting For Performance Enhancement Flashcards

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1
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Olympic competition lifts

A

Snatch, clean and jerk

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Olympic derivative lifts

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power snatch, power clean, snatch and clean pulls, back squat, snatch dead lift

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Olympic lifting prerequisites

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high levels of flexibility, mobility, stability, neuromuscular control, and optimal posture

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Maximum strength

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the greatest amount of force generated; typically, during a 1RM lift

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5
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Reactive strength

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a ready response of the necessary strength to a given stimulus

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Power endurance

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ability to sustain high power output for an extended period of time

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Universal Athletic Position (UAP)

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static starting position for many sports; fulfills SAID principle criteria for using Olympic lifts in training; 1⁄4 squat with feel flat on ground, weight on balls of feet, hands in front, hips back, knees over toes, shoulders over knees, neutral spine

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Neutral spine

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posture in which no exaggeration of any normal spine curvature is present

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Hip hinge

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spine remaining stiff and neutral while movement occurs about the hip joint

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Deep catch position

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maximum triple flexion squat used during “the catch” phase of Olympic lifts; dorsiflexion = 20 degrees, knee flexion = 135 degrees, hip flexion = 120 degrees

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Phases of the snatch

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getting set, first pull, shift, top pull, amortization, and catch

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Phases of the clean and jerk

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getting set, first pull, shift, top pull, catch/amortization/possible rebound, get set/dip/drive of the jerk, catch, and recovery

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Olympic lifts for OPT

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use derivative lifts and teach competition lift technique during Phase 4; use competition lifts and power derivatives during Phases 5 and 6

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Perturbation

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A disturbance in motion that increases the chance of a breakdown in the HMS.

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15
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Which of the following describes a ready response to a stimulus?

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Reactive strength

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16
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Why are the power snatch and power clean lifts more widely accepted than the Olympic competition snatch and the clean and jerk lifts?

A

Many athletes lack the necessary flexibility needed for the deep catch position

17
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Which movement of the snatch exercise occurs when the knees extend and the barbell is lifted from the floor to knee height?

18
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Which of the following represents correct posture when getting set for the snatch?

A

Shoulders slightly ahead of the vertical plane of the bar

19
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When is the rate of force development measured?

A

During an isometric contraction

20
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Which step in the performance of the clean and jerk requires a powerful extension of the hips, knees, and ankles to forcibly eject the bar off the upper thigh into a rapid ascent?

21
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Which of the following is the best way to measure explosive power of the lower body?

A

Vertical jump

22
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When performing the snatch, which step places the lifter in a squat position with arms extended overhead?

23
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What characterizes the deep catch position?

A

Maximum flexion of the ankles, knees, and hips

24
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During the clean and jerk, what is the appropriate stance right before doing the dip?

A

Feet slightly wider than hips and feet pointed slightly outward

25
During which phase of the clean and jerk exercise does the barbell elevate from the knees to an area between the upper thigh and the pubic bone?
Shift
26
Which of the following represents correct posture when getting set for the snatch?
Shoulders slightly ahead of the vertical plane of the bar
27
Which of the following is considered a prerequisite for an athlete to safely and correctly perform Olympic lifts?
Maximum ankle dorsiflexion
28
Which findings resulted from a 12-week study of the use of Olympic weightlifting among children 10 - 12 years of age?
Children saw similar results with Olympic weightlifting compared with traditional resistance and plyometric training.
29
Which is true about proper lifting posture?
Proper lifting posture must be trained with high repetitions and low load until the neuromuscular system can reproduce proper positions.
30
Which of the following has been shown to be correlated with playing ability in football?
Vertical jump
31
When is the rate of force development measured?
During an isometric contraction
32
Which of the following represents correct posture when getting set for the snatch?
Shoulders slightly ahead of the vertical plane of the bar