CH 7 Flashcards

AGE AND SEX RELATED DIFFERENCES AND THEIR IMPLICATION FOR RESISTANCE EXERCISE

1
Q

PREADOLESCENCE

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PERIOD OF LIFE BEFORE THE DEVELOPMENT OF SECONDARY SEX CHARACTERISTICS

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ADOLESCENCE

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PERIOD BETWEEN CHILDHOOD AND ADULTHOOD

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Q

PUBERTY

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PERIOD OF TIME IN WHICH SECONDARY SEX CHARACTERISTICS DEVELOP

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4
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CHRONOLOGICAL AGE

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AGE IN MONTHS OR YEARS

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5
Q

3 METHODS TO MEASURE BIOLOGICAL AGE

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SKELETAL AGE
SOMATIC MATURITY
SEXUAL MATURATION

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TRAINING AGE

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LENGTH OF TIME A CHILD HAS BEEN RESISTANCE TRAINING

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PEAK HEIGHT VELOCITY

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PUBERTAL GROWTH SPURT

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8
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APPROXIMATE AGE OF PEAK HEIGHT VELOCITY IN GIRLS

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AGE 12

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APPROXIMATE AGE OF PEAK HEIGHT VELOCITY IN BOYS

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AGE 14

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WHAT FACTORS LEAD TO INCREASED OVERUSE INJURY RISK DURING THE PERIOD OF PEAK HEIGHT VELOCITY

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  • RELATIVE WEAKENING OF BONES DURING GROWTH
  • MUSCLE IMBALANCES
  • TIGHTENING OF THE MUSCULOTENDON UNITS SPANNING RAPIDLY GROWING BONES
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AGE OF PEAK MUSCLE MASS IN GIRLS

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AGES 16-20, UNLESS AFFECTED BY RESISTANCE TRAINING AND/OR DIET

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AGE OF PEAK MUSCLE MASS IN BOYS

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AGES 18-25, UNLESS AFFECTED BY RESISTANCE TRAINING AND/OR DIET

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13
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DIAPHYSIS

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CENTRAL SHAFT OF LONG BONE WHERE BONE FORMATION OCCURS

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3 LOCATIONS OF GROWTH CARTILAGE

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  • EPIPHYSEAL PLATE
  • JOINT SURFACE
  • APOPHYSEAL INSERTIONS OF TENDON
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15
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WHAT MAJOR FACTOR LIMITS CHILDREN FROM REACHING THE SAME SKILL LEVEL AS AN ADULT IN BALANCE, AGILITY, STRENGTH, AND POWER

A

COMPLETE MYELINATION OF MOTOR NERVES

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16
Q

TYPICALLY, AT WHAT STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT IS MYELINATION OF MOTOR NERVES COMPLETE

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SEXUAL MATURATION

17
Q

MESOMORPHIC

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MUSCULAR BODY TYPE WITH BROAD SHOULDERS

18
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ENDOMORPHIC

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ROUNDER BODY TYPE WITH BROADER HIPS

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Q

ECTOMORPHIC

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SLENDER, TALL BODY TYPE

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TYPICAL EARLY MATURING BODY TYPES

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MESOMORPHIC AND ENDOMORPHIC

21
Q

TYPICAL LATE MATURING BODY TYPE

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ECTOMORPHIC

22
Q

TRAINABILITY

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RESPONSIVENESS TO THE STIMULUS OF RESISTANCE EXERCISE

23
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DETRAINING

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TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT REDUCTION OR WITHDRAWAL OF THE TRAINING STIMULUS

24
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FOR YOUTH RESISTANCE TRAINING, WHAT ARE THE SET AND REPETITION RECOMMENDATIONS

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1-3 SETS OF 6-15 REPETITIONS

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WHAT IS THE RECOMMENDED RESISTANCE TRAINING FREQUENCY FOR YOUTH TRAINING

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2-3 NON CONSECUTIVE DAYS/WEEK

26
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IS THERE A DIFFERENCE IN STRENGTH RELATIVE TO MUSCLE CROSS SECTIONAL AREA BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN

A

NO

27
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WHAT IS THE SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE IN RESISTANCE TRAINING PROGRAM DESIGN FOR MEN AND WOMEN?

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AMOUNT OF RESISTANCE USED FOR A GIVEN EXERCISE

28
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A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE TOTAL TRAINING VOLUME OF FEMALE ATHLETES PARTICIPATING IN UPPER BODY FOCUSED SPORTS SHOULD BE DEVOTED TO WHAT?

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UPPER BODY STRENGTH AND POWER

29
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WHAT EXERCISES ARE PARTICULARLY BENEFICIAL TO FEMALE ATHLETES REQUIRING UPPER BODY STRENGTH AND POWER?

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SNATCH AND CLEAN EXERCISES

30
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OSTEOPENIA

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BONE MINERAL DENSITY BETWEEN -1 AND -2.5 SD OF THE YOUNG ADULT MEAN

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OSTEOPOROSIS

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BONE MINERAL DENSITY BELOW -2.5 SD OF THE YOUNG ADULT MEAN

32
Q

SARCOPENIA

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LOSS OF MUSCLE MASS

33
Q

AFTER WHAT AGE DOES CROSS SECTIONAL AREA OF INDIVIDUAL MUSCLES BEGIN TO DECREASE

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30

34
Q

WHICH TYPE OF MUSCLE FIBERS DECREASE MOST WITH AGE?

A

TYPE II

35
Q

WHICH RECEDES AT A FASTER RATE WITH AGE, POWER OR STRENGTH?

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POWER

36
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WHAT IMPROVEMENTS HAVE BEEN SEEN IN OLDER PEOPLE PARTICIPATING IN PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING PROGRAMS?

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  • IMPROVED STRENGTH
  • IMPROVED POWER
  • IMPROVED MUSCLE MASS
  • IMPROVED BONE MINERAL DENSITY
  • IMPROVED FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITIES
37
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AT THE BEGINNING OF A PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING PROGRAM FOR SENIORS, HOW MANY SETS AND REPS SHOULD BE USED?

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ONE SET OF 8-12 REPS

38
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HOW FREQUENTLY SHOULD SENIORS PARTICIPATE IN A PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING PROGRAM?

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TWICE PER WEEK

39
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WHAT DURATION OF RECOVERY SHOULD BE ALLOWED BETWEEN RESISTANCE TRAINING SESSIONS FOR SENIORS?

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48-72 HOURS