Chapter 9 Flashcards
Power is the ______ of performing _____
Rate
Work
Strength is the ______ force a muscle group can generate. Functional measurement: _____ test
Maximal
1 rep max
Power= ______ x_____/______
Force
Distance
Time
The greater the ______, the greater the power
Speed
Muscular endurance is the capacity to sustain ______ muscle actions or a single _____ contraction
Repeated
Static
An isokinetic testing and training device keeps the movement ______ constant throughout the range if motion
Speed
Maximal aerobic powers the maximal capacity for _______ of ATP until ozone _________. ______ _____ testing
Resynthesis
Oxygen
VO 2 max
Maximal anaerobic power is the maximal capacity of the ________ systems to produce ATP. No universal test , only _________.
Anaerobic
Estimated
6 general principles of training
Individuality Specificity Reversibility Progressive overload Hard/easy Periodization
Individuality: consider the specific _____ and _____ of the individual for whom it is designed
Needs
Abilities
Specificity: adaptions to training are highly specific to the _____ of the training _____ and should be carefully ______ to an athletes specific performance needs.
Nature
Activity
Matched
Reversibility: β_____ it or ______ itβ training programs must include a _______ plan to ensure that the gains from training are not ______
Use
Lose
Maintenance
Lost
Progressive overload: the training stimulus must be progressively _____ as the body _____ to the current stimulus; foundation of ___ training
Increased
Adapts
All
Hard/easy: programs must alternate ____-intensity workouts with ______-intensity workouts to help the body ______ and achieve optimal training _____
High
Low
Recover
Adaption
Periodization: the gradual cycling of ______, _______, and ______ of training to achieve peak levels of fitness for competition
Specificity
Intensity
Volume