(DONE) Lab Manual 10-12 Lab Prep Week 5 Flashcards
List the 8 tests to be performed in the lab
- Grip strength
- Jackson evaluation system knee and hip extension
- Jackson evaluation system upright rowing
- Dynamic strength
- CSEP-PATH vertical jump
- Force velocity experiment
- Push up
- Csep back extension
Graphs to draw
- velocity vs force
- power vs velocity
- power vs force
muscular strength
the greatest amount of force that a muscle can produce during a single maximum effort
muscular endurance
the ability of a muscle or group of muscles to sustain repeated contractions against a resistance for an extended period of time
what equipment is needed to perform the isometric grip strength test?
adjustable grip dynamometer
describe a bit about the isometric grip strength test
- position the dynamometer 6-12 inches away from the thigh
- breathe out when exerting force
describe a bit about the jackson evaluation system procedure for both the knee+hip extension (3) and upright rowing
knee+hip extension (deadlift) - bend knees to approx 120 degrees - use reverse grip - lift with thigh and gluteal muscles upright row -overhand grip - depressed shoulder girdle at start
dynamic test (define and one note)
- 1 rep max test
- reps should not exceed 10
kilopond
force of a kilogram mass
state the equation for power
work/ time or (force x distance)/time or (force x velocity)
what equation is used to determine leg power for the verticle jump test
sayers
what is the starting position for push ups?
chin to the mat
what does the back extension test measure?
isometric endurance of trunk extensor muscles
isometric meaning
exercise where muscle(s) remain the same length for a duration of time (holding a plank)
isotonic meaning
exercise where muscle(s) lengthen and shorten (pushups_