Core, Sprints, Speed, and Strength Trainings

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training is a form of exercise that focuses on strengthening and stabilizing the muscles of the trunk, including the abdominals, lower back, hips, and pelvis.

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Core Training

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The stomach muscles sometimes are called

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Abs

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These muscles are essential for maintaining good posture, balance, and movement quality, as well as preventing injuries and pain.

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Abs

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It train the muscles in your core to work in harmony

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Core exercises

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This leads to better balance and steadiness

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Stability

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is important whether you’re on the playing field or doing regular activities.

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Stability

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Most sports and other physical activities depend on stable core muscles.

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Stability

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Some exercises are planks, situps, glute bridge, and crunches.

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Core Exercises

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Any exercise that involves the use of your stomach muscles and back muscles in a coordinated way counts as a …

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Core Exercises

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Core training benefits

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(ERGIL)
- Enhanced flexibility
- Reducing lower back pain
- General well-being and improved confidence
- Improved posture
- Less endurance and injuries

Question 10

involves running at your top speed for a short amount of time.

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Sprinting

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is an anaerobic exercise, an exercise where the body cannot bring in enough oxygen quickly enough to provide energy for the movement.

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Sprinting

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it uses glucose in the muscle to provide energy, which produces lactic acid.

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Sprinting

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Sprints can be an effective way to improve your cardiovascular fitness, strength and power, and running economy

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Sprint

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You can gain bigger improvements and in less time with sprinting than with continuous easy running!

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True

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It causes the body to reach its lactate threshold in a short amount of time.

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Sprint

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Simply put, you can run faster and for longer! It increases your VO2 max, it means more energy during your runs too. Building muscle increases your endurance, which means you can run for longer before being fatigued, and can improve your speed.

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Sprint

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is the ability to move all or part of the body as quickly as possible.

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Speed

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involves various exercises aimed at helping athletes develop explosive power in the lower body.

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Speed Training

Question 19

Used by runners and athletes to boost their performance, __________ programs include a variety of exercises designed to improve acceleration, deceleration, quickness, and change of direction

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speed training

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no external force or resistance is applied.

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Regular Speed Training

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is an example of a regular speed training exercise.

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Sprinting

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The client simply tries to cover the shorter distance as quickly as possible. And there’s nothing in their way to hinder this ability.

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Sprinting

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include: tempo run, or running at a pace that is around 30 seconds per mile slower than your 5k race pace high-intensity interval training, which involves alternating bursts of high-intensity exercise with short recovery phases lateral shuffles, which can help you improve side acceleration and lateral speed

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Other regular speed training

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This speed training type is also known as overspeed training.

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Assisted Speed Training

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It uses external forces to help the body increase speed while sprinting.

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Assisted Speed Training

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One example is to sprint with the wind at your back. The force of the air pushes you forward, increasing stride frequency. This type of speed training helps athletes reach their maximum speed. It provides speed and acceleration improvements, giving the athlete a little help along the way.

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Assisted Speed Training

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Several exercises fall into the assisted speed training category. Among them are:

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downhill running running with the wind at your back assisted towing elastic cord assistance running increasing speed while running on a treadmill

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uses some type of resistance during the speed drill to increase leg muscle strength and endurance.

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Resisted Speed Training

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It also increases muscle stride length

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Resisted Speed Training

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If you do a sprint while pulling a weighted sled, you are engaging in resisted speed training

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Resisted Speed Training

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Resisted sprint training exercises can include:

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sprinting with a parachute sprinting against an elastic band pulling a tire or sled while sprinting wearing a weighted jacket while sprinting hill sprints

Question 32

exercises work your muscles by applying a resistance against which the muscles need to exert a force.

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Strength training

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involves resistance exercises that target specific muscle groups, intending to increase muscle strength, power, and tone.

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Strength training

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It may involve the use of free weights, machines, or bodyweight exercises.

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Strength Training

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Weight training can and will help you increase your strength and the size of your muscles. These workouts are focused particularly on the composition of the body and changing the ratio of muscle mass to fat, in favor of the muscles. Although they are not too impressive in terms of burning calories, they are the long-term turn key in the fight against unwanted fat depositories.

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Strength training benefits

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MDLIB * Makes you and your stronger * Decreases abdominal fat * Lowers your risk of injury * Improves brain and heart health * Boosts your mood and self-esteem