Chapt 14 Flashcards

(47 cards)

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Creating a purposeful system of plan to achieve a specific goal?

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Program Design

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Acute Variables

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Specify how each exercise is performed

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Foundation of program design?

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Acute Variables

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4
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Principle of specificity

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Body will specifically adapt to the demands places on it

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5
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How many acute variables of training is it ?

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9

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Reps, sets, intensity, rep tempo and training volume is examples of that?

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Acute Variables

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Rest intervals, training frequency, training duration and exercise selections are examples of what ?

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Acute variables

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Repetition - Main Definition

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Is one complete movement of a particular exercise

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What muscle actions does repetitions involve?

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  1. Concentric
  2. Isometric
  3. Eccentric
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10
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Acute variables are independent of each other ? True or False

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True

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The more intense the exercise or heavier the load, the fewer the # of reps that can be performed ? True or False

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True

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Set - Main Definition

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Is a group of consecutive reps

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Acute Variables do not determine the # of sets an individual performs?

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False - it does

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Training Intensity - Main Definition

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client level of effort compared with their max effort, is a %.

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This training phase will determine the # of sets and repetitions for an exercise?

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Training intensity

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16
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What type of environment can also increase training intensity because it requires greater motor requirement?

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Unstable environment

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Repetition Tempo - Main Definition

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The speed w/which each repetition is performed.

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18
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Repetition tempo is needed to achieve?

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Endurance, hypertrophy, strength and power

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Muscle endurance & stabilization is best developed with what kind of tempo?

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Slow tempo 4/2/1

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Hypertrophy is best developed with what kind of tempo?

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Moderate 2/0/2

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Max strength is best developed with what kind of tempo?

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Fast & explosive

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Power is best developed with what kind of tempo?

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Fast & explosive

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Rest Interval - Main Definition

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time taken to rest b/w sets.

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Exercises do not require energy , true or false

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The type of energy used depends on what?
1. The training phase 2. Intensity 3. exercise mode 4. goal
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Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) and Phosphocreatine (PC) can be reduced by what kind of training?
1. Dynamic resistance training | 2. Isometric training
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Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)
Energy storage & transfer unit w/in the cells of the body.
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Rest Intervals to gain ATP & PC?
1. 20sec to 30sec - 50% 2. 40sec - 75% 3. 60 sec - 85 to 90% 4. 3 min 100%
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Inadequate rest intervals can cause?
1. decrease performance 2. altered movement patterns 3. even injury
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Training Volume - Main Definition
total amt of physical training performed w/in a specific period of time.
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High volume of high intensity exercises cannot be what?
safely perform for extended periods of time
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High volume training produces?
cellular (hypertrophy, fat loss) adaptations
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High intensity w/low training volumes produces ?
greater (max strength, power) adaptations
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High Volume (Low / moderate Intensity) does what?
1. increase muscle cross-sectional area 2. improved blood lipid serum profile (improve cholesterol and triglycerides) 3. increase metabolic rate
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Low Volume (High Intensity) does what?
1. Increase rate of force production 2. Increase motor unit recruitment 3. Increase motor unit synchronization
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Training Frequency - Main Definition
of training sessions performed during a specific period (usually 1 week).
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Training Duration - Main Definition
The time frame of a workout or length of time spent in one phase of training.
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Training Durations can be ?
1. the workout time from start to finish | 2. length of time spent in one phase of training usually 4 weeks.
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Training program should be how many min?
60 to 90 min
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Usually takes how many weeks for the body to adapt to a given stimulus?
4 weeks
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Exercise Selection - Main Definition
The process of choosing exercises for program design that allow for the optimal achievement of the desired adaptation.
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Single Joint Exercises
Exercises focus on isolating one major muscle group or joint. Ex. bicep curls, tricep pushdown and calf raises.
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Multi-Joint Exercises
Exercises use the involvement of 2 or 3 joints. Ex. squats, lunges, step ups, chest press and rows.
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Total Body Exercises
include multiple joint movements. ex. step up balance overhead press.
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Total Body, multi-joint or single joint, controlled unstable
Exercise Selection Continuum for Endurance /Stabilization
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Total Body, multi-joint or single joint
Exercise Selection Continuum for Strength
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Total body, multi-joint (explosive)
Exercise Selection Continuum for Power