Eccentrics Flashcards

1
Q

What are some mechanotransductors that detect changes in mechanical tension within the muscle?

A

Costameres and FAK

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What do mechanotransductors such as costameres and FAK activate, ultimately driving ribosomal biogenesis?

A

mTOR

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3
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According to Schoenfeld et al. (2017), eccentric-focused resistance training produced greater hypertrophic changes compared to what?

A

Concentric-focused resistance training (10% vs. 6.8%)

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According to Douglas et al. (2016), what did eccentric-focused training lead to?

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Greater hypertrophy, strength, muscle power, and injury resilience

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Eccentric training provides greater mechanical tension for what, according to the presentation?

A

Hypertrophy

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6
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Eccentric training provides neuromuscular adaptations for what, according to the presentation?

A

Strength

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7
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Eccentric training increases muscle shortening velocity for what, according to the presentation?

A

Power

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8
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What changes also occurred with eccentric training, increasing MVC and CSA?

A

Tendon changes

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9
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Roig et. al (2008) investigated the effects of eccentric versus concentric resistance training on what?

A

Muscle strength and mass in healthy adults

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10
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Eccentric training performed at high intensities is associated with more improvements in what, compared to concentric training?

A

Total and eccentric strength

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11
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According to Roig et. al (2008), what type of training was more effective in promoting overall increases in muscle mass?

A

Eccentric training

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12
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Friedmann-Bette et al. (2009) showed significant increases in what between traditional and concentric/eccentric overload training?

A

Jump height (2-3 cm increase)

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13
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The eccentric overload group in Friedmann-Bette et al. (2009) had statistically significant hypertrophy in what type of fiber?

A

Type 2x fiber

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14
Q

Eccentric training is suggested to provide at least a slight advantage over what for promoting muscle hypertrophy?

A

Concentric-only training

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15
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When using eccentric loads greater than maximal concentric strength, eccentric training may lead to more significant improvements in what, compared to traditional resistance training?

A

Overall strength

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16
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Adaptations in strength after eccentric training highly specific to what?

A

The velocity of movement and mode of contraction

17
Q

What is a key gap in current research on eccentric training?

A

Clarity on how factors like age, gender, and training history impact outcomes

18
Q

What should future studies explore regarding eccentric training?

A

Responses across diverse populations and determine the optimal duration of eccentric contractions to maximize training adaptations and effectiveness.

19
Q

What part of the muscle contraction does eccentric training focus on overloading?

A

The lengthening phase

20
Q

What type of training did Schoenfeld et al. compare eccentric focus training to?

A

Regular traditional training

21
Q

What changes did Schoenfeld et al. find with eccentric focus training compared to traditional training?

A

Greater hypertrophic changes

22
Q

Douglas et al.’s systematic review compared eccentric and concentric training across what populations?

A

Untrained, trained, and athletes

23
Q

What benefits did Douglas et al. find with eccentric training?

A

Greater hypertrophy, strength, power, and changes in tendon size and strength

24
Q

According to Douglas et al., where did the greater hypertrophy from eccentric training come from?

A

Increased sarcomere in series

25
Q

According to Douglas et al., what neural adaptations contributed to strength increases from eccentric training?

A

Increased motor unit recruitment

26
Q

What did Roy Gidal investigate the effects of?

A

Eccentric resistance training on muscle mass and hypertrophy

27
Q

What did meta-analyses of strength find regarding eccentric training?

A

Greater increases in overall eccentric strength

28
Q

What did studies using CT scans and MRI scans find regarding eccentric training?

A

It was really beneficial for muscle hypertrophy

29
Q

Friedmann-Bette et al.’s randomized control trial involved what type of athletes?

A

System training male athletes (ex-volleyball players)

30
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What type of fiber hypertrophy did Friedmann-Bette et al. observe with eccentric overload training?

A

Type 2x fibers

31
Q

Friedmann-Bette et al. thought the increased eccentric loading would help increase what?

A

Jump height

32
Q

Why might eccentric training not be ideal for older people?

A

It can produce high amounts of muscle damage and soreness

33
Q

What is a caution regarding eccentric training for athletes?

A

It could cause too much soreness if you’re, say, about to compete

34
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What is the recommendation for newbies or those feeling sore regarding eccentric training?

A

Don’t overload it too much