Chapter 8 Flashcards

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Resistant training principles. What are they?

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Periodization
Split routines
Training to failure
Negative training
Speed strength
Plyometrics
Set arrangementsp ( superset pyramid stripping set
Sport specific, body building, power lifting
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What is periodization?

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By BOMPA
TRAINING WITH FREQUENCY, duration, volume, and intensity
Training cycles
Rate of things done according to volume
You need to alter all three
It is variation.
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What are split routines?

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Ised by advanced weight trainer to increase quality of their training and improve over all resilts. Train different muscle groups on alternate days

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What is the most popular split routine?

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The two day split:
Upper / lower boady divisoon wor upper half monday lower half tuesday and rest wednesday then repeat

Upper chest back shoulders and abs
Lower is legs and arms

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The split involves working muscles with pushong one day and pill ong the next
Work legs back and bicep one day
Chest tricep and abd the other day

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This is the push pull division

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What dors training to failure mean?

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Id load, number of repetitions at which tome you cannot break form

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What is forced reps using positive failure?

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Assisted training or spotting

A few forced reps immeditaky after positive failure

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What is negative training?

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Having a spotter lift the weight the person cannot lift on their own into a position it can be lowered under control
You lower in 4 sec negative rep
Add redistance in lowering
Responsible for delayed onset muscle soreness or myosititis

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What is power training?

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Resistive movement are done in an explosive manner.

Force+ speed

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What is plyometric training?0

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Involves rad deceleration of mass follwed by rapid acceletoon of mass in the opposite directionjelpful prestretch muscles follw by isotonic contraction
It is a form if speed strength training : bounding, hopping, jumps, catches, throws with ghe medicine ball
Should be only achieved with athletes that have high levels of strength

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What are set arrangements?super setting

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A method of alternatingthe arrangement of sets and occurs when two different exercises are performed without test period in between.
The advantage ismore work less tomme and build bulk muscle

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What is the pyramid principle?

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Maximizes a specofoc exercisde and performance

Varied repetions and weight is involved in ascending or descending less weight mor reps

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What is tge triangle puramid or double pyramid

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Mix up ascending ad descending pyramid

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What is the stripping set?

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21… the individual doesas many repetitions as possible at a certain weight and the decreasedthe weight as soon as no more repetitions can be achoebed. They immediately start doing exercise with loghtwr weight.

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Name the cycles

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Macrocycle
Mesocycle
Microcycle

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