Chapter 2: The ACE Integrated Fitness Training Model Flashcards

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Traditional Training Parameters

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Cardiorespiratory fitness
Muscular endurance
Muscular strength
Flexibility

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Contemporary Training Paraments

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All 4 of the traditional parameters
Balance
Core conditioning
Speed and Power
Health-behavior change
Movement Efficiency
Etc....
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Individuals can reduce the risk of developing ______ by staying physically active and exercising

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chronic diseases

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How long should adults exercise for?

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150 minutes/week of moderate-intensity cardiorespiratory activity
75 minutes/week of vigorous-intensity aerobic physical activity
OR a combination of the two

2+ days/week of muscle strengthening activities involving all major muscle groups

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FITT-VP

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Frequency
Intensity
Time
Type
Volume
Pattern
Progression
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ACE Integrated Fitness Training Model for Cardiorespiratory Training

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  1. Base
  2. Fitness
  3. Performance
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ACE Integrated Fitness Training Model for Muscular Training

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  1. Functional
  2. Movement
  3. Load/Speed
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ABC Approach

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A - Ask open-ended questions
B - Break down barriers
C - Collaborate

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Greatest impact that personal trainers can have on a client’s life is…

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Help them positively change health-related behaviors and establish positive relationships with exercise

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Are fitness assessments required?

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NO

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5 movements of movement training

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  1. Bend-and-lift
  2. Single leg
  3. Pushing
  4. Pulling
  5. Rotational
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Main goal at the end of a training session…

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Have the client want to return for the next one

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  • Focusing on developing an initial aerobic base in clients who have been insufficiently active
  • Getting people more consistent
  • No cardiorespiratory assessments are recommended
  • Client cannot performed exercise bouts of at lease 20 minutes at least 3 days/week
  • Use talk test
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Base Training

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  • Enhancing the aerobic efficiency of the client by progressing the program through increased duration or frequency in sessions
  • Start using intervals
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Fitness Training

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RPE (rates of perceived exertion)

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6-20 or 0-10

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Clients have goals that are focused on success in endurance sports and events

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Performance Training

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Establish or reestablish postural stability, mobility of the kinetic chain and introduction of programs that improve our joint function with improvements in muscular endurance, flexibility, core function, static balance, and dynamic balance

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Functional Training

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Develop solid movement patterns without compromising the posture or stability for the joints

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Movement Training

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  • Apply external loads to the movements that create a need for increases in force production that results in muscular adaptations occurring
  • HIIT
  • Plyometrics
  • Power lifiting
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Load/Speed Training