Chapter 10 Flashcards
1
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to a nerve cell _ represents _ , a molecule that slows down the nervous system, dialtes blood vessels and allows sleeo
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caffeine
adenosine
2
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of plyometric workouts per week
recommended rest period btwn sessions
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1-3
48 to 72 hours
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assessments during phase 2: 2
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movement screens
core muscular endurance
4
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ability to develop speed at high velocities an relies on a person’s reactive ability
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speed strength
5
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Muscle spindles sense differences in
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Rate and magnitude of stretch being imposed on the muscle
6
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Performance training phase will last
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At least 4 weeks
7
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best small group combination
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people with similar fitness goals
8
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1-3 sets per exercise
6-15 reps
Two or three non consecutive training days / week
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Guidelines for youth resistance training: 3
9
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spot training : 2
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muscles can be spot trained
fat cannot be spot reduced
10
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2 long-term adaptations to resistance training
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increase in muscular strength
increase in muscle size - hypertrophy
11
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upper body plyometric sets counted as
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of hand contacts
of throws or catches
12
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Anaerobic training causes shift number of muscle fibers from
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Type IIa to type IIx
13
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many people can complete 10 reps with _% of their 1-RM weightload
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75%
1-RM = 100lbs
100 x .75 = 10 reps at 75 lbs
14
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free weights require
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greater activation of joint stabilizing muscles
15
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repetition range for enhancing muscular endurance is _ reps that fatigue muscle within _ seconds
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12- 16 reps
75 - 100 seconds
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muscle repair after strength training takes _ during which RMR is elevated
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72 hours
17
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example of 12 week training cycle
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12 weeks = macrocycle
three mesocycles = 4 weeks each
two microcycles = 2 weeks each
18
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in 10 weeks resistance training can decrease resting BP by:
SBP
DBP
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3% SBP
4% DBP
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distance from joint axis of rotation to the muscle tendon insertion point
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muscle force arm
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advantage to machine training: 2
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proportionately provides resistance when more can ce lifted and less resistance is positions of lower force production
muscle isolation
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_ muscular endurance increases as muscular strength increases
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absolute muscular endurance
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shorter limbs provide
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leverage advantages over longer limbs
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combination of strength training and aerobic exercise can improve
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insulin sensitivity for patient with type 2 diabetes
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if resistance training stops, person will lose their strength in
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one-half the rate it was gained
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begin with: bi-lateral, fixed level machines
progress to:
unilateral, free moving machines
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Most important factor for muscular strength
Progressive resistance
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Person attempts to lift as much weight as possible using movements that test speed Strength
Olympic lifting
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work to recovery ratio for training circuit for muscular endurance
75 seconds work
15 seconds recovery
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A response to resistance training resulting in increase of cross sectional area or size of the muscle
Sarcoplasmic hypertrophy
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advanced exercisers should train _ times per week
4-7
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client who should NOT use creatine:
creatine can boost muscle strength by:
diabetes
hypertension
decreased kidney function
10%
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client with a _ forearm can curl heavier dumbbell than client with a _ forearm
shorter, longer
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Power can be defined as
Velocity of force production
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training muscle to fatigue, then receiving manual assistance from a trainer in the lifting phase for 3-5 post fatigue reps
assisted training
*people are 40% stronger on the eccentric phase
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in regard to training range of 8 -12 reps:
8 reps can be completed with _% maximal resistance
12 reps can be completed with _% maximal resistance
80%
70%
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recommended sets for hypertrophy training
3-6 sets per exercise
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More power production is produced in _ lifting than in _ lifting
Olympic
Powerlifting
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cycles of 2-4 weeks, regular reinforcement making small steps
microcycle
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skill related parameters 6
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power
speed
balance
coordination
agility
reactivity
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supplements that delay fatigue and can enhance muscle force and power output
* PH buffers in muscle tissue
B-alanine and sodium bi-carbonate
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Equipment that requires contraction of stabilizer muscles to maintain proper posture
Exercises:
Cables
Triceps pull down
Lay pull down
Chest crossover
Overhead chops
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basic strength training can add _ lbs of muscle in _ months
3 lbs
3 months
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intensity for hypertrophy training
70 to 80% of max resistance
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2 tools not recomended for lunges
barbells
resistance bands
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training intensity for muscular endurance
60-70% of maximal resistance
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preadolescent strength training most effective means
for young people to build bone density
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frequency for hypertrophy training
split routines
six-day split
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rep range for muscular strength
increase weightload by_% when _ reps can be completed
4-6 reps
5%, 7 reps
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volume =
sets x reps
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tendon insertion further from the joint axis =
longer muscle arm = able to lift heavier
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regular strength training decreases 4
LDL
triglycerides
SBP
DBP
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Frequency of agility drills
1-3 times per week
Non-consecutive days
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health related parameters 5
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aerobic power
muscular endurance
muscular strength
flexibility
body composition
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people lose fat in the
reverse order that they accumulated the fat
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distance from the joint axis of rotation to the resistance application point
resistance force arm
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single linear jumps or hops
only plyometric jump with rest in between
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10-15 reps
60-70% max resistance
Avoid holding breath to prevent increase in BP
Training older adults:3
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recommended weightloads for muscular strength training
80-90% of 1-RM
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Stretching shortening cycle
Eccentric contraction of a muscle followed by an immediate shortening (concentric contraction) of the same muscle
* plyometrics
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supplement that has potential to increase strength, speed and recovery and prevent over training
glutamine
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workout that pairs opposing muscle groups and movement patterns with little rest time between sets
supersets
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intermediate exercisers should train _ times per week
3-4
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consistent training protocol WITHIN each microcycle that changes variables at the end of each microcycle
linear periodization
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Adaptations to endurance and resistance training shift the number of fibers from
From type IIx to type IIa
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if a client increases leg press performance with 200 lbs from 10 REPS TO 15 REPS, the client's MUSCULAR ENDURANCE has increased
% increase in reps from 10
50%
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adults that lack resistance training lose _ lbs of muscle every _ years
3 lbs
6 years
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Older clients can benefit from power training that emphasize _ and _ to help avoid _
Power and quickness
To help avoid falls
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sequential goals leading to the ultimate goal of the macrocycle
time period
mesocycle - specific training goals
3 months each
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progression to maximize strength development
progressive resistance
increase workload
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concentric speed
eccentric speed
1-3 seconds
2-4 seconds
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BMD increases _% as a result of resistance training
1% to 3%
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sets 3-5
reps - 1-2
rest - 2-5 minutes
intensity - greater than 90% 1-RM
power single efforts
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overload can increase muscular
give example
endurance
doing more push-ups with body weight
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_phase of contraction triggers DOMS
eccentric
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2 hormones associated with tissue growth
Growth hormone
Testosterone
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training with light resistance and fast movement speed results in _ power output
low
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Breathing during concentric and eccentric phase
Concentric = exhale
Eccentric = inhale
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disadvantage of circuit training
using lower weightloads - 40-60% of maximum
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training with approximately _ of maximal resistance is highly effective for enhancing muscle hypertrophy
three-quarters of max resistance
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plyometric guidelines low intensity
beginner
intermediate
advanced
80-100
100-150
140-200
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begin with: isolation exercises
progress to:
multijoint exercises
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Prerequisites for performance training 7
Joint mobility and stability
Static and dynamic balance
effective core function
Anaerobic efficiency
Athleticism
No contraindications for load bearing or dynamic movements
No medical concerns that affect balance and motor skills
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begin with: uniplanar movement machines
progress to:
multiplanar movement machines
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rep range for hypertrophy training
6-12 reps
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To improve agility
Progressively narrow base of support
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in 20 years a woman will lose pounds of muscle
fat mass will _ by _ lbs
lean mass will decrease by _ pounds
10 lbs
FAT mass INCREASE by 10 lbs
LEAN mass will DECREASE by 10 lbs
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Selectorized weight machines - weight stacks always move_
Exercise for these machines:
Vertically
Trunk flexion, extension, rotation
Knee flexion, extension
Hip adduction, abduction
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a woman that:
weighs 120 lbs
body fat 20%
her fat mass is:
her lean mass is:
fat mass: 120 x .20 = 24 lbs
lean mass: 120 x .80 = 96 lbs
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_ muscular endurance maintains the same ratio to his or her maximal strength
relative muscular endurance
90
_hours of recovery time between exercises for the same muscle group
72 hours
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Strength training enhances _ development in children
Increase in BMD in preadolescent girls who performed 10 weeks of resistance training
Skeletal
Four times
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Slow twitch fibers activated at
Fast twice fibers activated at
Lower force levels
Higher force levels
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plyometric landing - must land on
shortens time between
softly on mid-foot
eccentric and concentric contractions
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caffeine has a _ effect, releasing glucose from the liver to fuel the _ response
glycogen sparing effect
fight or flight
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10 reps to muscle fatigue will raise SBP _ above resting levels
SBP caution level during exercise
DBP caution level during exercise
35 to 50%
SBP 250
DBP 115 or greater
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training with medium resistance and moderate to fast movement speed results in
highest power output and most effectively increases muscular power
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prolonged amortization phase or too long of an eccentric phase results in: 2
reflexive potential negated
energy dissipates and is lost as heat
decreased power output
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it is recommended to train each major muscle group _days/week
_ hours of recovery between sessions
2-3 days/week
48 hours
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during the landing phase, cue client to : 2
keep their chest over their knees
nose over their toes
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Amortization phase
this phase ...
Period of time between the eccentric and concentric contractions
Should be kept to a minimum to produce the greatest amount of muscular force
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performing 2 or more exercises for the same muscles in rapid succession
compound sets
ex: 3 sets of triceps push downs and 3 sets bench dips
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reactive ability improved through
speed and agility drills
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acute adaptations in the endocrine system to resistance training - 4 hormones that increase
cortisol, epinephrine, growth hormone and testosterone
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progress to phase 3 when client is exercising with: 3
neutral posture
stable center of gravity
controlled movement speed
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sets 2-3
reps - greater than 12
rest - greater than or = 30 seconds
intensity 60-70 % 1RM
muscular endurance
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On a pound for pound basis quadriceps strength is almost _ between males and females
Identical
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double progressive protocol (10-15 rep range)
1st progression
2nd progression
2nd progression increased when;
1st - adding reps
2nd - adding resistance in 5% increments
end-range number of reps can be completed with proper form
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several weeks of strength training can result in:
muscle gained
fat lost
3 lbs muscle gained
4 lbs fat lost
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loss of muscle tissue per decade in non-strength training individuals
reduction in RMR per decade
5 lbs
3% to 8%
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sets 1-2
reps 8-15
rest 30-90 seconds
intensity varies
general muscle fitness:
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alternative exercise to the barbell squat
leg press
112
Type of fiber that plays larger role in hypertrophy
Fast twitch type II
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to perform plyometric drills client must:
squat 1.5 times their bodyweight
squat: 5 reps, 60% of body weight, in 5 seconds
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in 10 weeks of resistance training:
muscle mass can increase by
RMR can increase
fat weight reduced by
1.4 kg
RMR 7%
1.8 kg
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sets 2-6
reps - greater than 6
rest - 2-5 minutes
intensity 80-90% 1-RM
muscular strength
116
progression for body weight exercises - squats, push-ups, chin ups, dips
progressive repititions
increase number of reps
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Volume for speed and agility training is determined by
Duration of time spent working in each energy system
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overall time-frame for a specific periodization program
time period
macrocycle - progra time frame
6-12 months
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caffeine causes these physiological responses: 5
pituitary releases adrenaline
HR and BP increases
pupils dialate
blood flow shunts to muscles
Muscles contract
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total body workouts - frequency
2 times/week
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During performance training the focus should be on:
With a taper in the _ and _ in exchange for _
Rate of force production
Volume and imtensity
Velocity of movement
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creatine phosphate replenishment:
30 seconds
1 minute
2 minutes
30 seconds - 50%
1 minute - 75%
2 minutes - 95%
123
use of lighter weightloads and higher reps emphasizes _muscle fibers
type 1 muscle fibers
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to provide progressive overload, resistance should be added _% when _ reps can be completed
5%
12 reps
125
most important factor for attaining large muscle size
muscle length relative to bone length
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sets 3-6
reps 6-12
rest 30-90 seconds
intensity 70-80 % 1RM
muscular hypertrophy
127
rest periods for muscular strength training
2-5 minutes
*single set workouts very time effective
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acute physiological responses to resistance training: 3
nerve impulses are transmitted from CNS to motor units
creatine phosphate and glycogen used for fuel
lactate produced
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plyometrics should be performed : 2
beginning of training session
after completion of dynamic warm up
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begin with: supported machines
progress to:
unsupported machines
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A progressive increase in the number of myofibrils within the muscle fiber is called _ and results in
Myofibrillar hypertrophy
Greater muscle contraction force
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Recommended progression for muscle hypertrophy
Increase weight loss when 10-12 reps can be completed for all exercises completed in the body part workout
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new exercisers should train _ times per week
2-3
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rest between sets for muscular endurance
60 seconds or less
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as long as the muscle is fatigued with _ seconds, light weights and high reps OR low reps and heavy weights will produce similar muscular response
90 seconds - within the anaerobic energy system
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plyometric progression 5
linear-forward
lateral
backpedal
rotational
crossover, cutting, curving
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upper body plyometric drill:
power push up
medicine power ball push up
horizontal chest pass
supine vertical chest toss
138
Equipment that permit a powerful exercise action that does not stress the joint structures at the end of movement b/c resistance is released
Medicine balls
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process of gradually adding more resistance than the muscle have previously encountered is referred to as
increase resistance in gradients of
overload
5%
140
highest intensity plyometric drill
hops and bounds
141
Powerlifting focuses on 3 lifts
Bench press
Deadlift
Squat
* slow movements
142
the product of muscular strength and movement speed
muscular power
143
different training protocols during each microcycle and changes variable at the end of each microcycle
undulating periodization
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if a client INCREASES BENCH PRESS FROM 200 lbs to 250 lbs, the client has experienced a _% increase in MUSCULAR STRENGTH
% increase in weightload
25%
145
F.I.R.S.T.
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frequency
intensity
repititions
sets
type of exercise
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protein percentages in:
whey:
whey isolate
casein
25-89%
90% +
70 to 80%
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ability to develop larger muscles =
longer muscles and shorter tendons
148
Benefits of training for performance
Development of lean muscle
Type II muscle fibers enhance muscle size and definition
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in movement training phase _ sets per exercise is a good starting point
1
150
in obese individuals, body fat _ and _ muscle tissue and they tend to be much weaker
infiltrates and weakens
151
recommended movement speed per repetition
6 seconds
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a woman who does not strength train loses _ pounds of muscle each year
0.5 pounds
153
during the movement training phase exercise _ should be emphasized over exercise _
repetitions
intensity
154
Speed and agility drills
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
15-30 seconds, greater than 70% max effort
Greater than 10 seconds, greater than 90 % max effort
10-60 seconds, greater than 75-90 % max effort
155
Agility drills to improve leg mechanics for stride length and leg turnover
ABC drills
156
When a quick stretch is detected, muscle spindles respond by
Involuntary concentric contraction (stretch reflex) of the agonist muscle
Increase muscular force production
157
movement training assessments should be conducted
on a monthly basis until the client has mastered the squat, lunge, push, pull and rotation movements
158
during sleep, skeletal muscles are responsible for _% of the body's calorie use
25%
159
training the muscle to fatigue, then immediately reducing the resistance by 10-20% and training to fatigue
breakdown training
160
Growth hormone is highest in _ and decreases
Youth
Advancing age
