4b resistance Flashcards

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List benefits of resistance training (8)

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increases :
1. muscle strength
2. muscle endurance
3. done density
4. ADL
5. muscle co ord
6. balance
7. sport performance
8. lean body mass and RMR

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What is volume ?

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Volume = reps x sets x weight x days/week

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sequence of exercises ? (4)

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multijoint before single joint
successive exercises should not involve same muscle group
include one exercise per muscle group
balance antagonist vs agonist and contralateral exercises

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what is pyramiding sets

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start with light weight and high reps
Subsequent reps increase weight and decrease reps
6 sets
experienced weightlifters and bodybuilders

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what is periodizations what 2 goals ?

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systematic varaition between volume and intensity
Goal 1 : maximize gals in power, endurance, hypertrophy and strength

Goal 2 : reduce likelihood of injury and over training

rest periods between training and exercise relates to intensity

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3 common models of periodization?

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  1. linear
  2. reverse
  3. undulating
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3 types of linear periodization ?

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  1. macrocycles (9-12 month intervals)
  2. mesocycles : 3-4 m
  3. microcycles 1-4 week

within and between cycles volume decreases as intensity increases

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What is reverse linear periodization ?

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withing and between cycles, training vol increases and intensity dec

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what in undalting periodization

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shorter intervals, frequent changes, no chance for plateaus, constant adaptations, increases exercise variety and adherence
cross training

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What is the benefits of core stability ? (2)

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improves functional capacity
improves alignment of neck, spine, scapula, and pelvis

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list five stages or types of functional stability

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  1. stabilization
  2. proprioception and balance
  3. resistance exercise
  4. flexibility exercise
  5. functional integration
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6 step approach to developing functional training ?

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  1. isolate and educate
  2. add balance or resistance
  3. add functional training positions
  4. combine increased function and resistance
  5. exercise multiple muscle groups w increased resistance and core challenge
  6. add increased function, speed or rotation
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benefits of isokinetic training (3)

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  1. combines advantages of dynamic and static exercises
  2. uses accommodating resistance that matches force
  3. reduces doms
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Disadvantages (3)

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time consuming
expensive
single joint

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3 specificty of resiatnce training ?

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  1. muscle trained
  2. type of contraction
  3. intensity
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Overload of resistance ttraining ?

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for strength > 60% 1rm , faster gains at higher loads
for endurance : < 60% 1rm , reps to fatigue

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progression (7)

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manupilation :
1. duration
2. frequency
3. intensity load
4. reps
5. sets
5. rest periods
7. number of exercises

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application of training trinciples on resistance ? (4)

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  1. initial values : lowest starting value will show greatest improvement
  2. diminishing returns : as the client gets closer the the goal, fewer and smaller improvements
  3. individuality : no two clients will respond the same way
  4. Reversibility : injury or discontinuation will result in loss of previous gains
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resistance training for children

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  1. train max 3 d/week
  2. focus on technique
  3. keep intensity < 80%
  4. avoid training muscle groups in isolation
  5. monitor training volume to avoid over training
  6. high rep, mod intensity to improve strength and endurance
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resistance training for older adults

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  1. goal to develop sufficient muscular strength to allow, independent performance of ADL
  2. prescribe 1-2 sets of 10-15 reos for 8-10 different muscle groups
  3. set intensity in RPE
  4. initially keep loads light and focus on technique
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4 morphological training adaptations

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  1. muscle mypertrophy
  2. improvements in ligamentous and tendious integrity
  3. increased bone density
  4. increased caoillization of muscles
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4 neural adaptations ?

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  1. enhanced motor neuron activation and recruitment
  2. increased neurotransmitter release by motor neurons
  3. Enhanced neural inhibition of antagonists
  4. Improved muscle co-ord
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Biomechanical adaptations(4)

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  1. enhanced fat burning
  2. muscle hytrophy
    3.Improved insulin sensitivity
  3. increased bone mineral density
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Body comp adaptations (3)

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  1. increased fat free mass
    decreased fat mass
    decreased BF %
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what is acute muscle soreness ?

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immediate response to reduction of blood flow and local metabolic by products in exercised muscles

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Prevention of doms ?

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  1. nutrition and supplements
  2. slower progression
  3. warm up
  4. stretching before and after
  5. Heat