NSCA Flashcards
(86 cards)
What forms of training would most likely have the greatest positive impact on a tactical athletes rate of force development?
Moving heavy loads as quickly as possible
What field tests should be selected to measures muscular strength
Handgrip Dynomometer
what is a benefit of using the 1.5 mile run test to assess aerobic fitness among tactical athletes?
This tests has high construct validity
When assessing a group of law enforcement officers, what tests would have the greatest level of face validity to a pursuit
Illinois agility test
Assuming a similar strength & conditioning level, what body composition profiles allows a firefighter to perform fire ground tasks most efficiently?
176 lb (80 Kg) with a 11% bodyfat
When assessing the aerobic capacity of a structural firefighter, the minimum aerobic capacity required to perform fireground rescue tasks is what?
42 ml/Kg/min
What conditioning programs have been shown to reduce the incidence of injury while improving aerobic capacity among police academy recruits during the initial phase of training?
Ability-based training
What factors should be of concern when assessing a tactical athlete’s risk of ceremony artery disease?
Blood pressure of 130/80 mg
What is the primary training objective during the remodeling phase of rehabilitation?
Preventing tissue disruption
Extensive activation of what energy system is associated with lactate accumulation in the muscle?
Fast glycolysis
What muscles acts as an agonist during the Romanian Deadlift?
Biceps femoris
What will most likely occur as a result of shortening rest periods from 2 min to 1 min in a 10 RM circuit weight training?
Increased lactate levels
What best describes the energy requirement during the downward phase of a 1 RM squat compared to the upward phase?
Less energy is required
After 6 months of consistent aerobic endurance training, an increase in the tactical athlete’s 1.5 mile (2.4 Km) run time would most likely be attributed to?
Increase stroke volume
What response will occur within the first week of deployment to area of high altitude?
Increased red blood cell production
What form of chemical energy stored in the body that is the most immediately available for a muscle action?
Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)
What is a neuromuscular adaptation occurring during the first 8-10 weeks of training that regulates the amount of force production?
Increased rate of the electrical impulse
What will most likely occur as a result of shortening rest periods from 2 to 1 minute in a 10 RM circuit weight training program?
Increased lactate levels
Chromic aerobic training will result in what adaptations within the muscle tissue?
Decrease glycogen utilization
Novice male & female soldiers train similarly for 12 weeks, what best describes changes in strength
Both have strength gains due to neural adaptations
What cardiovascular measures identifies the aerobic capacity of the working tissues?
Maximal oxygen consumption
In contrast to the back squat, the front squat applies more torque to what?
Knee joint
In a well-trained tactical athlete, gains in power production may be attributed to which factors with minimal hypertrophic adaptation?
Motor unit recruitment
A female soldier with a known eating disorder has been participation in a daily, loaded, and extended rucksack march. She has been experiencing foot pain. What is the cause?
Poor circulation decreasing oxygen delivery to muscle tissue