phys final Flashcards

1
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what characteristics of SO (slow oxidative) fibers make them more suitable for marathon runners than for sprinters?

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E - all of the above

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2
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at what intensity does an athlete need to train if she wants to improve the capacity of her anaerobic glycolysis (lactic acid) system?

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training intensity needs to be above her 2nd lactate threshold

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3
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muscular strength is:

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amount of force a muscle can produce with a single maximum effort

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4
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muscular endurance is

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ability to sustain submaximal muscle contractions over time

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5
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which athlete would benefit most from a high 2nd lactate threshold?

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E - both B & C

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6
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3 methods used to control energy fitness training intensity are:

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speed, perceived exertion, heart rate

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7
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general progression for a properly periodized resistance training program is from:

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D. strength to power to power endurance

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8
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the overload needed to maintain or improve ones fitness level is determined in terms of all of the following except:

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D. specificity

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9
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all of the following are true with free weights except

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D. allow a greater variety of exercise

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10
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compared to resistance training for strength, resistance training for power is characterized by:

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A. less resistance with faster movement speed

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11
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with regard to resistance training, intensity is equal to:

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D. volume of training (number of lifts x resistance)

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12
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training intensity that should compromise 70-90% of the energy fitness training for endurance athletes is-

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B. 20-30% below current race speed

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13
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training intensities in this training zone violate the overload and the specificity principle-

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D. NZ zone

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14
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which of the following best describes 2nd lactate threshold?

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C. intensity at which lactic acid production starts exceeding lactic acid clearance

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15
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which of the following best describes VO2 max

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B. max amount of oxygen the body is capable of transporting and utilizing in 1 minute

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16
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which of the following best defines the 1st lactate threshold?

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A. max amount of lactic acid the muscles can tolerate without fatiguing

17
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In the first 10 seconds of exercise, muscle fibers get their energy from stored compounds known as:

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A. phosphocreatine

18
Q

primary source for muscle contractions is:

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A. ATP

19
Q

produces in muscle fibers when the effort exceeds the oxygen supply:

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B. lactic acid

20
Q

your body’s most abundant source of energy is-

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C. fat

21
Q

when the immediate sources of energy are running low, we generally use the following 2 to replenish-

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C. carbohydrates & fat

22
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in prolonged exertion, when the muscle and liver glycogen become depleted, we are forced to rely on -

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B. fat

23
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what determines how much time during the off season & preseason should be reserved for EZ zone training?

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E. All of the above

24
Q

primary energy system used for: golf swing?

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A. ATP-CP system

25
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primary energy system used for: 62 mile ultra marathon?

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C. Anaerobic glycolysis

26
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primary energy system used for: figure skating compulsory?

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F. B & C

27
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primary energy system used for: 100m freestyle sprint?

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D. A & B

28
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amount of blood the heart can pump with 1 best:

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A. stroke volume

29
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amount of oxygen removed from the blood per minute in capillaries as the blood circulates in the body:

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G. a-v-O2 difference

30
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number of heartbeats per minute:

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E. heart rate

31
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amount of blood circulated by the heart in 1 minute

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F. cardiac output