Chapter 6: Program Design Elements Flashcards
What is cardiorespiratory conditioning?
Cardiorespiratory conditioning is an activity used to improve the body’s ability to process and deliver oxygen by using intense movements and activities that stimulate the cardiovascular system.
The progression from a lower intensity level to a higher intensity level, longer duration, and/or increased frequency of exercise is known as [_____________]?
Smart progression.
Fat buring can only occur through extreme cardiovascualar exercise. True or false?
False.
What form of strength training leads to muscle hypertrophy?
Resistance training.
A short duration activiity that precedes major exercise is:
a) Cool-down
b) Stretching
c) Warm-up
c) Warm-up.
Flexibility is how far and how easily one can move the joints. True or false?
False. It’s the ability of your joints to move through a full RoM.
What are some physical benefits to improving flexibility?
Relieving joint stress, improving function, and neuromuscular efficiency, and maintaing the normal functional length of all muscles.
Passive stretching requires additional mental and physical endurance compared to active stretching. True or false?
False.
What is the first and most fundamental componet of biomechanical function in sports performance?
Balance.
Speed play only works with individuals who are at an optimal level of physical fitness. True or false?
False.