Biomechanics | Aerobic Adaptations | Anaerobic Adaptations | Programming | Miscellaneous |
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What is class 3
Which is the most commonly found class of lever in the body?
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What is heart rate
What adaptation increases acutely but decreases long-term?
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What is neurological
This adaptation occurs before muscular changes during strength training
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What is 10-20 minutes
All workouts should begin with this length of warm up
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What is glycolysis
This energy system can be anaerobic or aerobic
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What is the transverse plane
Which plane of motion divides the body into top and bottom?
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What is partial pressure of oxygen
Altitude makes aerobic training more difficult because of a change in THIS
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What is coordination of recruitment
Two recruitment adaptations from strength training are increased recruitment and THIS
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What is a needs analysis
The first step in designing a strength and conditioning program is
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What is specificity
Adaptations occurring only to the system put under strain are due to the principle of
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What is the sliding filament theory
Which theory explains how muscles contract?
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What is the lactate threshold
Aerobic endurance training causes this to occur later during exercise
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What is type II
Strength training causes an increase in which type of muscle fiber
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What is off season
Which phase of a macrocycle is typically the hardest on the athlete
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What is muscular power
The vertical jump is a test of this
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What is golgi tendon organ
The proprioceptors that will cause an inhibitory response (stop contraction, engage antagonist)
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What is HIIT
This type of training causes adaptations to occur more rapidly
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What are actin and myosin
Muscle hypertrophy happens because of an increase in these TWO myofilaments
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What is 2-5
A strength program targeting muscular power should have this number of reps each set
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What is glucocorticoids (cortisol)
This type of hormone starts protein breakdown, converts protein to carbs, breaks down fat, and inhibits the immune response
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What is gravity
This source of resistance is constant during a lift but it's effects on the lift are variable during the lift
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What is 2
Detraining can occur as quickly as THIS number of weeks
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What is stiffer
After strength training tendons get denser, thicker, and THIS
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What is 80-100
A beginner plyometric workout should have this number of contacts per session
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What is fibroblastic phase
The phase of healing when weak collagen is formed
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