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What is static stretching
What kind of stretch is done after a workout?
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What is running, biking, or swimming
Name an example of cardiorespiratory training
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What is alternating high and low intensity workouts
Interval training is a type of training that involves
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What is hypertrophy
An increase in muscular size achieved through exercise is
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What is dynamic and ballistic
Which kinds of stretching do we typically see done before a workout?
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What is dynamic stretching
Controlled arm and leg exercises that gradually increase speed of movement, range of motion, and extensibility is characteristic of which kind of stretching?
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What is the exercise/endurance phase
Which part of the training design carries the main cardiorespiratory benefits?
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What is speed play
Periods of fast running mixed with periods of slower running is an example of
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What is 1 Rep Max (1RM)
A measurement of muscular strength
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What is anaerobic exercise
Quick bursts of energy performed at maximum effort are characteristic of what type of exercise?
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What is Passive
A partner exerting force is characteristic of what kind of stretch?
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What is cardiorespiratory conditioning
An activity used to improve the body’s ability to process and deliver oxygen, producing the energy required to complete an activity is known as
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What is a circuit
A group of activities that are performed one after another and then repeated refers to a
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What is muscular strength
Resistance training is a form of exercise that improves
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What is fatigue
When a client does enough repetitions they cannot do any more
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What is ballistic stretching
Which stretch utilizes repeated bouncing movements to stretch the targeted muscle group?
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What is rounded shoulders
What is a characteristic of poor posture?
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What is 3x as long
During a speed play exercise, the recovery period is typically how much longer than the intense exercise?
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What is variance
What helps keep an exercise well-rounded?
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What is free weights, weight machines, resistance bands, or body weight
Name a form of resistance training (variance)
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What is PNF
Which type of stretch makes use of both active and passive stretching?
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What is to properly strengthen the heart
Why is it important to apply the correct overload in cardiorespiratory conditioning?
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What is EPOC
The amount of oxygen our body consumes after an exercise session refers to
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What is recovery period
The time needed for a muscle to properly repair
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What is active stretching
Techniques seen in this stretch utilize strengthening of agonist muscles while increasing active flexibility
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