Chapter 15 - Exercise Technique for Free Weight and Machine Training Flashcards

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Alternated grip

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A grip with one hand in a pronated grip and one hand in a supinated grip

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Clean grip

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A hook grip with the hands slightly wider than shoulder-width apart used in the clean and jerk movements

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Closed grip

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Any grip variation where the thumb is wrapped around the bar

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False grip

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Any grip variation where the thumb is not wrapped around the bar

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Five-point body contact position

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Position used during supine exercises for maximum stability and spinal support

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Forced repetitions

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Repetitions that involve assistance from a spotter

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Free weight exercises

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Barbell, dumbbell, or other non-machine implement exercises

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Grip width

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The distance between the athlete’s hands when performing barbell exercises

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Hook grip

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A pronated grip with the thumb positioned under the index and middle fingers, typically used for exercises that require a stronger grip such as power exercises

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Liftoff

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The first phase of a set where the athlete removes the weight from the rack and enters the start position of a movement, possibly with the assistance of a spotter

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Neutral grip

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A grip with knuckles pointed laterally and palms facing one another

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Neutral spine

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A spinal position preferred for all structural exercises involving a natural lordotic curve in the lower back

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Out-of-the-rack exercises

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Exercises performed outside of a power rack with a barbell - i.e. walking lunges, step-ups

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Overhand grip

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A grip with palms down and knuckles up (pronated grip)

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Over-the-face barbell exercises

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Barbell exercises such as the tricep skull crusher that involve moving the bar over the face while in a prone position

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Partner assisted reps

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Repetitions completed with the assistance of a spotter - aka forced reps

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Power exercises

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Exercises such as the power clean and power snatch that involve rapid contraction to accelerate the barbell upwards to be caught in the catch phase of the movement

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Pronated grip

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A grip with palms down and knuckles up

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Range of motion (ROM)

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The available range of a given joint about which motion occurs

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Snatch grip

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A hook grip with a wide grip determined via fist-to-opposite shoulder method or the elbow-to-elbow method, used in the snatch and snatch variations

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Spotter

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One or more partners who assist the athlete in lifting the weight off the rack to assume a starting position, as well as assisting with forced repetitions and keeping the athlete safe in the event of partial or full failure during a repetition

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Sticking point

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The most strenuous phase of any movement, typically soon after the transition from eccentric to concentric

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Structural exercises

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Exercises such as the back squat that involve vertical loading of the spinal column

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Supinated grip

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A grip with palms up and knuckles down (underhand grip)

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Supine

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Body position with athlete lying on their back face-up (i.e. during the flat bench press)

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Underhand grip

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A grip with palms up and knuckles down (supinated grip)

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Valsalva maneuver

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Expiring air against a closed glottis during structural exercise to increase torso stiffness and spinal stability

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