Biomechanics, Physiology, and Research Review Flashcards
demands placed on a body system to cause physiological adaptation
Overload
physiological adaptations of overload
Training Effect
SAID - Specific Adaptation of Imposed Demands; exercise programs must be aimed at a desired result
Specificity of Training
The ability to change body position and direction quickly and efficiently
Agility
The ability to maintain the body in equilibrium
Balance
the integration of the nervous and muscular systems to produce graceful and harmonious body movements.
Coordination
the ability to produce maximum force in the shortest time.
Power
a static contraction
Isometric
muscles that contract isometrically, to steady or support some part of the body so that movement can take place at another joint
Stabilizers
when a muscle shortens to overcome resistance
Concentric Contraction
When a muscle lengthens to control movement
Eccentric Contraction
Aerobic System
Fuel:__________
Intensity: ___________
Duration: ___________
oxygen for fuel
low to moderate intensity
long duration
Phosphagen System (Anaerobic)
Fuel: ___________
Intensity: __________
Duration: _________
Creatine Phosphate for fuel
high intensity
Short-term duration
Lactic Acid System
Fuel: ___________
Duration: ___________
Intensity: __________
glycolysis for fuel
45-90 sec duration
Mod to high intensity
3 methods to assess intesity
Oxygen Consumption (VO2)
HR
RPE