Acute Programming Variables Flashcards

1
Q

What does TUT stand for?

A

Time under tension

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2
Q

Variety is important for _______ hypertrophy.

A

Optimal

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3
Q

What does RPE stand for?

A

Rate of perceived exertion

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4
Q

How do new clients typically miss rate RPE?

A

Under rate it

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5
Q

What does SAID stand for and which goal is it most important for?

A

Principal of Specificity, strength training

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6
Q

Why is the measure of frequency important?

A

Because too much or too little and you will likely not progress as well (overtraining or undertraining)

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7
Q

What exercises compliment compound exercises?

A

Accessory exercises

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8
Q

What does compound mean in fitness?

A

Multiple joints

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9
Q

What does accessory/isolation mean in fitness terms?

A

Single joint (isolation also = static)

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10
Q

When are isolation excersises most helpful in hypertrophy?

A

To strengthen weak points (only as strong as weakest point)

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11
Q

What exercises are less effective for hypertrophy?

A

Unfamiliar exercises and hard to learn exercises

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12
Q

What exercises are not recommended for hypertrophy clients?

A

Exercises that are difficult for their particular body type.

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