Age Differences in Training Flashcards

1
Q

Why is RT good to do throughout life?

A

⬇️ loss of muscle mass

⬇️ loss of motor function

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What does a ⬇️ in muscle strength as you age result in?

A

An impairment in the sensorimotor info exchange w/ a ⬇️ in the quality of inter + intramuscular coordination.

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What generally happens as you age?

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Risk of acute problems, falls, injuries, chronic recurrent + degenerative illnesses ⬆️.

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4
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What have several studies shown about RT?

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Can counteract age related impairments.

Could prevent + combat sarcopenia.

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5
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ST benefits of RT for children

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Improvement in mood, boost in energy levels + ⬇️ in stress + anxiety.

Improved sleeping patterns.

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LT benefits of RT for children

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⬆️ neural function = more effective muscle fibre recruitment

⬇️ risk of musculoskeletal injury during sport

Improved motor control i.e coordination + balance

⬇️ fat mass = ⬇️ risk of obesity

Improved CV health = ⬇️ risk of CV disease

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Why can RT provide a ⬇️ risk of musculoskeletal injury during sport

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Due to RT improving bone density

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What can ⬆️ load + stress on the body of a youth through RT provide?

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Added stimulus to the already natural proliferation taking place.

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9
Q

What can RT do to motor unit activation?

A

⬆️ it

Leading to greater muscle output + ⬆️ demonstrated strength.

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10
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RT has been shown to ⬇️ injury rates, how?

A

By:

⬆️ BSI (bone strength index)
⬆️ mineral content
Strengthening tendons
Improving strength of accessory muscles

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List ways in which RT is beneficial to the immature skeleton in children

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⬆️ loading on skeleton = changes in bone mineral content.

  • ⬆️ bone content is correlated w/ ⬆️ time of RT.

RT causes tendons to undergo changes in composition + thickness.

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12
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What can be said about RT and muscle cross-sectional area in children?

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RT enhances children’s muscle CSA.

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13
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As well as RT enhancing muscle CSA , what else does it do to the muscle?

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⬆️ fascicle length

⬆️ pennation angle

== ⬆️ strength independently from the already natural maturation process.

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14
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What is the most beneficial way RT ⬇️ the risk of injury?

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Through use of free weights + utilisation of balance aids.

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15
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What is the most beneficial way RT ⬇️ the risk of injury?

Why use of free weights?

A

Allow for multi planar movements that mimic more the demands of competitive play + exertion more so than static machines do.

  • Therefore ⬇️ risk of injury in comp play.
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16
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What is the most beneficial way RT ⬇️ the risk of injury?

What is the result of multi planar movements from free weights combined w/ balance training?

A

Actively strengthens stabiliser muscles needed to prevent injuries during high levels of exertion.

17
Q

Risk of RT

A

Risk of epiphyseal plate injury.