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1
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HRMAX FORMULA

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208 - (0.7 X AGE)

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IMPLEMENTED AS A GENERAL STARTING POINT FOR MEASURING CARDIO TRAINING INTENSITY

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HRMAX

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ROCKPORT WALK TEST IS THE PREFERRED CARDIO ASSESSMENT FOR WHAT POPULATION ?

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OBESE POPULATION

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FOR CLIENTS W/ LBP, WATCH FOR ANTERIOR OR POSTERIOR ROTATION OF PELVIS DURING OH SQUAT, PUSHING OR PULLING ASSESSMENTS AS THIS MAY INDICATE WHAT ?

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CORE WEAKNESS

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WHEN PERFORMING AN ASSESSMENT FOR A CLIENT WITH HISTORY OF SHOULDER INJURIES WHAT SHOULD YOU WATCH FOR WHEN PERFORMING OH SQUAT, PUSHING OR PULLING?

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OH SQUAT: ARMS FALLING FORWARD AND/OR SHOULDERS ELEVATING AND HEAD MIGRATING FORWARD DURING PUSHING OR PULLING

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FORCE OF GRAVITY CAN BE MANIPULATED TO LESSEN DEMANDS ON CORE BY DECREASING WHAT ?

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BODY’S LEVER LENGTH IN RELATION TO GRAVITY (PUT AN INDIVIDUAL ON MORE INCLINE POSITION OR BRING PIVOT POINT CLOSER TO CENTER OF GRAVITY)

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IN VERTICAL JUMP TEST HOW DO YOU GET THE SCORE ?

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DIFFERENCE IN DISTANCE B/W STANDING REACH HEIGHT AND JUMP HEIGHT

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PURPOSE OF 40 YARD DASH ?

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ASSESS ACCELERATION AND SPEED

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PURPOSE OF PRO SHUTTLE TEST

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ASSESS SPEED, EXPLOSION, BODY CONTROL AND ABILITY TO CHANGE DIRECTION (AGILITY)

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PURPOSE OF LEFT TEST

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ASSESS AGILITY, ACCELERATION, DECELERATION AND NEUROMUSCULAR CONTROL

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ASSESSMENT OF DYNAMIC POSTURE DURING AMBULATION

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GAIT ASSESSMENT

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ANTERIOR VIEW OF GAIT ASSESSMENT

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FEET STRAIGHT

KNEES IN LINE W/ TOES

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LATERAL VIEW OF GAIT ASSESSMENT

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LOW BACK MAINTAIN NEUTRAL LORDOTIC CURVE

SHOULDERS AND HEAD IN NEUTRAL ALIGNMENT

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POSTERIOR VIEW OF GAIT ASSESSMENT

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FEET STRAIGHT

LPHC SHOULD REMAIN LEVEL

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GAIT ASSESSMENT
FEET
COMPENSATION: FLATTEN
PROBABLE OVERACTIVE MUSCLES

A

PERONEAL COMPLEX
LAT. GOSTROCNEMIUS
BICEPS FEMORIS (SHORT HEAD)
TFL

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GAIT ASSESSMENT
FEET
COMPENSATION: FLATTEN
PROBABLE UNDERACTIVE MUSCLES

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ANTERIOR TIBIALIS
POSTERIOR TIBIALIS
MED. GASTROCNEMIUS
GLUTEUS MEDIUS

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GAIT ASSESSMENT
FEET
COMPENSATION: TURN OUT
PROBABLE OVERACTIVE MUSCLES

A

SOLEUS
LAT. GASTROCNEMIUS
BICEPS FEMORIS (SHORT HEAD)
TENSOR FASCIA LATA (TFL)

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GAIT ASSESSMENT
FEET
COMPENSATION: TURN OUT
PROBABLE UNDERACTIVE MUSCLES

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MED. GASTROCNEMIUS 
MED. HAMSTRING 
GLUTEUS MEDIUS/ MAXIMUS 
GRACILIS 
SARTORIUS 
POPLITEUS
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GIAT ASSESSMENT
KNEES
COMPENSATION: MOVE INWARD (VALGUS)
PROBABLE OVERACTIVE MUSCLES

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ADDUCTOR COMPLEX 
BICEPS FEMORIS (SHORT HEAD) 
TFL 
LAT. GASTROCNEMIUS 
BASTUS LATERALIS
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GIAT ASSESSMENT
KNEES
COMPENSATION: MOVE INWARD (VALGUS)
PROBABLE UNDERACTIVE MUSCLES

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MED. HAMSTRING 
MED.  GASTROCNEMIUS 
GLUTEUS MEDIUS/ MAXIMUS 
VASTUS MEDIALIS OBLIQUE 
ANTERIOR TIBIALIS 
POSTERIOR TIBIALIS
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GAIT ASSESSMENT
LPHC
COMPENSATION: LOW BACH ARCH
PROBABLE OVERACTIVE MUSCLES

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HIP FLEXOR COMPLEX
ERECTOR SPINAE
LATISSIMUS DORSI

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GAIT ASSESSMENT
LPHC
COMPENSATION: LOW BACH ARCH
PROBABLE UNDERACTIVE MUSCLES

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GLUTEUS MAXIMUS
INTRINSIC CORE STABILIZERS
HAMSTRINGS

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GAIT ASSESSMENT
LPHC
COMPENSATION: EXCESSIVE ROTATION
PROBABLE OVERACTIVE MUSCLES

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EXTERNAL OBLIQUES
ADDUCTOR COMPLEX
HAMSTRINGS

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GAIT ASSESSMENT
LPHC
COMPENSATION: EXCESSIVE ROTATION
PROBABLE UNDERACTIVE MUSCLES

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GLUTEUS MEDIUS/ MAXIMUS

INTRINSIC CORE STABILIZERS

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GAIT ASSESSMENT
LPHC
COMPENSATION: HIP HIKE
PROBABLE OVERACTIVE MUSCLES

A 
QUADRATUS LUMBORUM (OPPOSITE SIDE) 
TFL/ GLUTEUS MINIMUS (SAME SIDE)
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GAIT ASSESSMENT
LPHC
COMPENSATION: HIP HIKE
PROBABLE UNDERACTIVE MUSCLES

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ADDUCTOR COMPLEX (SAME SIDE) 
GLUTEUS MEDIUS (SAME SIDE)
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GAIT ASSESSMENT
SHOULDERS
COMPENSATION: ROUNDED
PROBABLE OVERACTIVE MUSCLES

A

PECTORALS

LATISSIMUS DORSI

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GAIT ASSESSMENT
SHOULDERS
COMPENSATION: ROUNDED
PROBABLE UNDERACTIVE MUSCLES

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MIDDLE AND LOWER TRAPEZIUS

ROTATOR CUT

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GAIT ASSESSMENT
HEAD
COMPENSATION: FORWARD
PROBABLE OVERACTIVE MUSCLES

A

UPPER TRAPEZIUS
LEVATOR SCAPULAE
STERNOCLIEDOMASTOID

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GAIT ASSESSMENT
HEAD
COMPENSATION: FORWARD
PROBABLE UNDERACTIVE MUSCLES

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DEEP CERVICAL FLEXORS

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CARDIO CONSIDERATIONS FOR CLIENTS WHO FEET TURN OUT COMPENSATION

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TREADMILL AFTER FLEXIBILITY

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CARDIO CONSIDERATIONS FOR CLIENTS WITH ARMS FALLING FORWARD OR ROUNDED POSTURE

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STATIONARY BIKE/ CYCLING: UPRIGHT POSTURE IS BETTER
STAIR CLIMBER: UPRIGHT UPPER BODY PUTS WT ON LEGS
TREADMILL: AVOID HOLDING RAILS
ANYTHING WITH TV: EXCESSIVE EXTENSION LEADING TO FORWARD HEAD

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CORE CONSIDERATION WHEN PERFORMING FLOOR BRIDGE IS THAT TO ACTIVATE CORRECT MUSCLES CLIENT SHOULD MOVE FEET TO WHAT ?

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HIP WIDTH AND KEEP THEM STRAIGHT TO AVOID ACTIVATING ADDUCTORS

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CORE CONSIDERATION WHEN PERFORMING PRONE ISO AB IS THAT ARMS SHOULD BE WHAT TO EACH OTHER ?

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RUN PARALLEL TO EACH OTHER

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BALANCE CONSIDERATION WITH REGARD TO SINGLE LEG BALANCE, YOU SHOULD MONITOR FEET TURN OUT WHY ?

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ATTEMPTING TO INCREASE BASE OF SUPPORT

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BALANCE CONSIDERATION, WITH REGARD TO SINGLE LEG BALANCE, MONITOR ANTERIOR PELVIC TILT FOR WHAT ?

A

COMPENSATION AROUND HIPS; GLUTEAL MUSCLES NEED TO WORK W/ ABDOMINAL MUSCLES TO KEEP HIPS AND STANCE LEG IN PROPER POSITION

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DURING RESISTANCE TRAINING, IN A STAGGERED STANCE, IT IS VERY COMMON FOR REAR LEG TO TURN OUT, EXACERBATING WHAT ?

A

COMPENSATION OF FEET TURNING OUT

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IN RESISTANCE TRAINING, MONITOR ANTERIOR PELVIC TILT, LOOKING FOR HIP FLEXOR RESTRICTION OF MOTION LEADING TO WHAT ?

A

FRONT OF HIPS LIKELY PULLED DOWN, EXACERBATING COMPENSATION

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IN RESISTANCE TRAINING MONITOR FOR ARMS FALLING FORWARD AND IF CLIENT MOVES INTO ANTERIOR PELVIC TILT OVERHEAD MOVEMENTS SHOULD BE AVOIDED UNTIL WHAT ?

A

PROPER EXTENSIBILITY HAS BEEN RESTORED TO LATS AND PECTORALS

40
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TRAINING TEMPLATE SHOULD TRACK WHAT 5 ITEMS ?

A 
PHASES OF TRAINING 
EXERCISE SELECTION 
INTENSITY 
VOLUME 
OUTCOME
41
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10 EXERCISES EFFECTIVE IN MOST INDIVIDUALS

A 
SUPINE BRIDGE 
PRONE ISO ABS 
SCAPTION 
SINGLE LEG BALANCE REACH 
SQUAT JUMP TO STABILIZATION 
BACK ROW 
SQUAT TO ROW 
SQUAT 
LUNGE 
DEADLIFT
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SAFE SHOULDER EXERCISE THAT USES ENTIRE SHOULDER GIRDLE IN MOST FUNCTIONAL PLANE OF MOTION

A

SCAPTION

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WHAT TYPE OF MOTIONS WILL TEACH SCAPULAR RETRACTION AND DEPRESSION AS WELL AS STRENGTHEN MUSCLES THAT ARE OFTEN WEAK ?

A

ROWING MOTIONS (BACK ROW)

44
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IMPORTANT FOR CLIENTS WHO DO NOT HAVE ROM TO SQUAT BUT STILL NEED TO WORK THEIR GLUTEAL MUSCLES

A

DEADLIFT

45
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EXERCISE TO AVOID IF FEET ARE TURNING OUT

A

CALF RAISES

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EXERCISES TO AVOID IF KNEES CAVING IN

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ADDUCTOR MACHINE
ABDUCTOR MACHINE
LEG EXTENSION

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EXERCISE TO AVOID IF ANTERIOR PELVIC TILT

A 
LEG PRESS
ADDUCTOR MACHINE 
LEG RAISES 
LEG EXTENSIONS 
LEG CURL
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EXERCISE TO AVOID IF ARMS FALLING FORWARD

A

LAT PULL DOWN
CHEST PRESS MACHINE
SHOULDER PRESS

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FEET TYPICALLY TURN OUT DURING CALF RAISES B/C THE VALVES ARE WHAT ?

A

SHORTENED AND OVERACTIVE

50
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WHY DO THE KNEES CAVE IN WHEN USING ADDUCTOR MACHINE

A

B/C ADDUCTORS ARE ALREADY OVERACTIVE

51
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QUAD DOMINANT MACHINE AND DOES NOT ALLOW GLUTEAL MUSCLES TO WORK TO THEIR FULL POTENTIAL

A

LEG PRESS

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T OR F: SOME OF THE ADDUCTORS ALSO SERVE AS HIP FLEXORS (PECTINEUS AND ADDUCTOR BREVIS )

A

TRUE

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IN ANTERIOR PELVIC TILT WHAT IS MOST LIKELY OVERACTIVE ?

A

HIP FLEXORS

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THIS EXERCISE MAY BE PERFORMED INCORRECTLY DUE TO THE INFLEXIBILITY OF QUADRICEPS AND HIP FLEXORS, WEAKNESS OF HAMSTRINGS AND OVERACTIVITY OF LOW BACK MUSCLES; ALL INDICATED BY ANTERIOR PELVIC TILT

A

LEG CURL

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MUSCLES THAT CONTROL THE SCAPULA IN UPWARD ROTATION SHOULD BE WORKED ON BEFORE PERFORMING WHAT ?

A

LAT STRENGTHENING WORK

56
Q

RECOMMENDED WATER INTAKE FOR WOMEN

A

2.7 L (91 OZ) PER DAY

57
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RECOMMENDED WATER INTAKE FOR MEN

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3.7 L (125 OZ)/ DAY

58
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RECOMMENDED WATER INTAKE 2 HOURS PRE EXERCISE

A

14 - 20 OZ.

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RECOMMENDED WATER INTAKE 15 MINS PRE EXERCISE

A

16 OZ. IF TOLERATED

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RECOMMENDED WATER INTAKE DURING EXERCISE

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4 - 8 OZ. EVERY 15-20 MINS OR

16 - 32 OZ. EVERY HOUR

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RECOMMENDED WATER INTAKE POST EXERCISE

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50 OZ. FOR EVERY KG (2.2 LBS) OF BODY WT LOST

62
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SIGNS OF DEHYDRATION

A 
DRY MOUTH 
SLEEPINESS/ TIREDNESS 
THIRST 
DECREASED URINE OUTPUT 
DRY SKIN
63
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HEADACHE
CONSTIPATION 
DIZZINESS 
SUNKEN EYES
LOW BP 
RAPID HR AND BREATHING 
FEVER 
DELIRIUM 
UNCONSCIOUSNESS

THESE CAN ALL BE SIGNS CAUSED BY WHAT ?

A

DEHYDRATION `

64
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FLUID ABSORPTION IS ACCELERATED WITH A WHAT DRINK ?

A

6% CARBOHYDRATE DRINK

65
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T OR F: WARM WATER IS MORE RAPIDLY ABSORBED

A

FALSE; COLD WATER OR FLUID IS MORE RAPIDLY ABSORBED

66
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CONSUMING FLUIDS W/ HOW MANY GRAMS OF SODIUM ENHANCES FLUID REPLACEMENT ?

A

500-700 GRAMS OF SODIUM PER 33 OUNCES OF WATER

67
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YOU SHOULD DRINK SPORTS DRINK CONTAINING WHAT FOR EXERCISE LASTING LONGER THAN 60 MINS ?

A

6-8% GLUCOSE

68
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FOR EXERCISE LASTING LONGER THAN 1 HOUR IN DURATION, CONSUMING A DRINK CONTAINING WHAT WILL PROMOTE RAPID REHYDRATION ?

A

SODIUM AND GLUCOSE

69
Q

SOURCES OF SELF CONFIDENCE

A

PERFORMANCE ACCOMPLISHMENTS
MODELING
VERBAL PERSUASION
IMAGERY

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STRONGEST SOURCE OF SELF CONFIDENCE, FOCUSES ON PERSONAL TASK IMPROVEMENT AND SUCCESS RATHER THAN ON COMPARISONS WITH OTHERS

A

PERFORMANCE ACCOMPLISHMENTS

71
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MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING INVOLVES KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS IN WHAT 4 AREAS ?

A
  • EXPRESSING EMPATHY
  • HELPING CLIENT REALIZE GAP B/W VALUES AND PROBLEMATIC BEHAVIOR (DEVELOPING DISCREPANCY)
  • RESPECTING CLIENTS RESISTANCE
  • SUPPORTING CLIENTS SELF EFFICACY
72
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TECHNIQUES SHOWN TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION

A

PROMPTING
CONTRACTING
CHARTING ATTENDANCE AND PARTICIPATION
PROVIDING FEEDBACK AND PROGRESS

73
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APPROACH THAT FOCUSES ON WAYS TO HELP SOMEONE SOLVE CURRENT ISSUES; ULTIMATELY THE FOCUS WILL RELY UPON ADDRESSING THOUGHTS AND BEHAVIORS THAT ARE DETRIMENTAL TO GROWTH OF INDIVIDUAL

A

COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL APPROACH

74
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ASSOCIATION AND DISSOCIATION, SOCIAL SUPPORT AND INTRINSIC APPROACH ARE EXAMPLES OF WHAT ?

A

COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL APPROACH

75
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CLIENTS STRONGEST OURCES OF SELF CONFIDENCE

A

PERFORMANCE ACCOMPLISHMENTS

76
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IF CLIENT EXHIBITS ARMS FALLING FORWARD DURING OH SQUAT ASSESSMENT AVOID WHAT ?

A

TREADMILL

77
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IN A TRAINING TEMPLATE FOR CLIENT RECORDS YOU SHOULD INCLUDE WHAT ?

A

EXERCISE SELECTIONS FOR CLIENT

78
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IF CLIENTS KNEES FALL IN DURING SINGLE LEG SQUAT ASSESSMENT YOU SHOULD AVOID OR MODIFY WHAT >

A

SHARK SKILL TEST

79
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IF CLIENT EXHIBITS ARMS FALLING FORWARD, WHAT EXERCISE SHOULD YOU AVOID ?

A

LAT PULLDOWNS

80
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BEST APPROACH TO AVOID ADDUCTORS DURING FLOOR BRIDGE

A

FEET SHOULD BE HIP WIDTH APART AND STRAIGHT AHEAD

81
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ASSESSMENT THAT TEST FOR SPEED, EXPLOSION, BODY CONTROL AND AGILITY

A

PRO SHUTTLE TEST

82
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REFERS TO A PROGRAM DESIGN APPROACH THAT CHANGES ACUTE VARIABLES TO ACHIEVE DIFFERENT GOALS ON A DAILY OR WEEKLY BASIS

A

UNDULATED PERIODIZATION

83
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COGNITIVE BEHAVIOR APPROACH THAT INVOLVES THOUGHTS INFLUENCING BEHAVIOR

A

ASSOCIATION AND DISSOCIATION

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IF A CLIENT EXHIBITS ANTERIOR PELVIC TILT THEY SHOULD AVOID WHAT EXERCISE ?

A

LEG RAISES

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