Lecture 3 and 4 - Jan 14 + 16 Flashcards
(48 cards)
exercise program =
exercise prescription + advice on sedentary behvaiour, nutrition and sleep
what can teh goal of an exrcise program be seprated nto
health realted + skill reltaed fitness
whats the differnce between health and skill related fitness
helath = CRF< NM, flexibility, balnce = to improve health/wllbeing or prevent chrnic med condition
skill = to imprrove skill - power, speed agility, coordination, balance
what is the most important benefit of exercise ?
to improve QOL over a lfietime in active individuals
what are the 2 majot CV events associated with exercise? eaht are they usually due to in younfer individual, what about older?
Myocardial infraction + sudden cardiac death (SCD)
Younger = congenital or herdity
older = CAD (incl asymptomatic_
the absolute risk of CV is common? true or false
False - its very rare
the greatest risk for CV eevevnt is in __
sedentary - 50x higher
most adverse effect of exrcise trianng is ___
msk injury
what are teh 10 prinicples of exrcise prescription?
- Goal driven
- Guidelines based
- Specificity
- Progressive overload
- Baseline fitness
- Diminishing returns
- Inter-individual variability
- Variety
- Reversibility
- Something is better than nothing
whys is variety imporant in exercis prescrition
ebcause otehwise plateau occurs
what is the ratio for detraining?
1/3 for every 3 months of training can be reversed in 1 month of detraining
what are the key variables of aerobic exercise precription
frequency, Intesity, time, type, volume, progression
in terms of aerobic exrcise frequency refers to__
amount of aerobic trianign session per week
what are the general reccomendations for aerorib exercise frequecny?
lower frequency?
higher?
3-5 mod/vig/week
3 -for begginners/low fitnes levels
5-7 - improving CV fitness or weight mangement
intensity require most improtantly to ____ a session
monitor
what does intensity refer to in arobic exercise and what is it relative to? it dictates the__
level of exrction during a sessoin - typically relative individual max capacity. IN AEROBIC.it dicates the contribtuion of each energy system and the adaptations we are targetting
what are some wyas to presctibe/mearue/monitor intensity?
HR, RPE>, talk test, METS, VO2…
what dictates the contribution of energy system in aerobic training?
intensity
what is an example of continous vs intermitten exrcsie?
THis is in relation to tiem -
continous = jogging for 30 mins
intermittent = 3 sessions of 10 minutes (ciricuits)
what are the three general types of activitise?
rhythmic continous - wlaking, running ,cycling, swimming
intermitter/interval based - sprint, HIIT, cricuit
group based, soccer, baseletball - sports
what are some factors that could influence type selection
specificity -the persons goals
skill level- if they can actually do the skill
joint impact - non-weight ebaring options lie cycling or swimming good for those w joint limiations
enjoyment and acccesibility - activies taht are enjoyable and easily accesible rpomot ong erm adherence
waht acan choosing the righ type of exercise help wuth?
enhancing motivation, reducing injury risk
what is volume a combo of?
frquency, duration + intensity in certain time epriod
5 key principles to EVERY progrma
specificity, overload, progression, reversibility, individuality