Chapter 11 Flashcards

Plyometric (Reactive) Training Concepts

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this is the ability for the muscles to exert the maximal amount of force output in the shortest period of time.

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rate of force production

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these are exercises that utilize powerful and quick movements to enhance neuromuscular efficiency, rate of force production, and firing frequency.

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reactive training

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___training includes plyometrics.

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reactive

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Reactive training makes the client more __ and ___.

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explosive; powerful

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this type of training enhances motor unit synchronization, motor unit recruitment, and firing frequency.

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reactive training

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this is the body’s ability to stabilize, accelerate, and decelerate during performance tasks.

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integrated performance paradigm

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in phase __ of plyometric exercise, energy is stored inside of the muscle as it gets ready for the next phase.

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one

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in phase __ of plyometric exercise, the muscle that contains all of the potential energy is stabilized in preparation for the next phase.

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two

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in phase __ of plyometric exercise, the stored energy in the muscle is released.

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three

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also known as the “concentric” or “unloading” phase of plyometrics

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phase 3

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also known as the “amortization” phase of plyometrics

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phase 2

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also known as the “eccentric” or “cocking/loading” phase of plyometrics

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phase 1

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overall, this stage of plyometric training is quick so that it can create a powerful response

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phase two

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In this phase of the OPT model for plyometric training, exercises have a 3-5 second pause when landing; 5-8 reps; steady tempo; 0-90 seconds rest.

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stabilization phase

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In this phase of the OPT model for plyometric training, exercises are done with repetitive movements; 8-10 reps; mid-tempo; 0-60 seconds rest.

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strength phase

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In this phase of the OPT model for plyometric training, exercises are done as quickly as possible; 8-12 reps; 0-60 seconds rest.

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power

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What are some examples of exercises done at the stabilization stage of the OPT model for plyo training?

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box jumps or squat jumps with stabilization

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What are some examples of exercises done at the strength stage of the OPT model for plyo training?

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tuck jumps; squat jumps

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What are some examples of exercises done at the power stage of the OPT model for plyo training?

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single leg power step-ups; proprioceptive plyometrics; ice skaters