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in terms of liability, what is the legal responsibility of a strength coach
prevent injury and take action when injury occurs
before electrical signal of the heart travels from atria to ventricles, where is it delayed?
AV node
power clean mechanics: bar on clavicles, feet flat, shoulder width, hips slightly forward passed shoulders, arms parallel to ground, hips/knees bent to 1/4 squat; is this correct?
hips too far
what happens to volume and intensity as athlete goes from preparatory to 1st transition?
volume decreases, intensity increases
carb intake for 145lb athlete who is an endurance athlete?
8-10g of carb (528-660g)
movement patterns for T-test?
sprint, shuffle, backwards run
squat mechanics: bar is above posterior deltoids, torso is neutral, elbows are reaching back and up, feet hip width, toes out, feet flat on ground, head is slightly up; is this correct on downward phase?
feet should be wider than hip width
hands in relation to bar on bench press?
slightly wider than shoulder width
which has the greatest excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (epoc)?
heavy RT above 80% 1RM for reps
-EPOC is oxygen uptake above resting values used to restore the body to the pre-exercise condition
which CSCS member is responsible for entire program, facility, staff and equipment, admin duties and bugets?
Strength/Conditioning Director
which sport requires high metabolic demand and phosphagen system?
Mixed martial arts
stress fractures and tendinitis are examples of what?
microtrauma
second pull of snatch phase begins where?
hips, knees and ankles
how many curl ups are performed in one the partial curl up test?
20 in 1 minute
which joint angle is occurring between radius/ulna and humerus increases?
extension