Effects of strength and aerobic training in children Flashcards

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Two factors that increase muscular strength in children as they grow?

A

Size-dependent factors and size-independent factors

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At what ages does muscular strength typically peak?

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between 20-30

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In prepubescent children, strength gains following RT are mainly attributed to?

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Neural involvement rather then hypertrophy

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4
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Increases in isometric and dynamic leg strength are associated with an…

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Increase in voluntary activation of agonist muscles

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5
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What were the correlations found between initial strength and gait speed?

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RT led to an increase in knee extensor strength of 174 +/- 31% which was attributed to both hypertrophy and neuromuscular adaptations. Gait improved 48% following training

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During maturation, motor neuron impulse frequency may be response for?

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Increases in utilisation of type 2 motor units and also transformation of type 1 to type 2 fibres during growth

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Changes that occur in nerve conduction velocity in children?

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NCV in lower limbs decreases with age, but in upper limbs; small increase with age

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Sprint speed over a given distance progressively improves during childhood because?

A

Stride length increases?

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