Chapter 13: Delivering a Program Flashcards

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List three important guidelines to follow when giving technique cues to clients.

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Cues should be concise, consisting of no more than three or four words.
• Limit the number of cues to no more than two or three at a time.
• Use the same cues repeatedly so that the client forms a strong association between the cues
and the exercise.

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What goal or goals should the Personal Training Specialist have for the first session with a client?

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The primary goal should be to orient the client to the program and lay the foundation for future sessions by teaching correct technique and increasing the client’s self-confidence

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When demonstrating an exercise, what is the most important reason for going slowly at first?

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to emphasize movement sequencing

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Nonverbal cues can be supplemented with verbal cues to enhance ______?

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skill acquisition

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If the client cannot grasp the performance of a given exercise by the cues given, the Personal Training Specialist should

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stop the exercise and attempt to assess the root cause

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To incorporate the principle of progressive overload, the Personal Training Specialist should

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gradually increase volume or intensity of exercise to realize ongoing adaptations

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What is the foremost reason for charting clients’ workouts?

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A chart provides a detailed record of performance that can be evaluated over time.

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