Endurance Training Flashcards

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Muscular endurance

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The ability of an isolated muscle group to perform repeated contractions over time

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2
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Muscular endurance is improved by

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performing low load resistance exercise for many repetitions

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3
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Cardiovascular endurance

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the ability to perform large muscle, dynamic exercise such as walking, swimming, and/or biking for long periods of time

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Overload principle

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used to enhance physiological improvements and bring about a training change - specific exercise overload must be applied
Exercising at a level above normal will allow for training adaptation to occur

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Specificity principle

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Adaptations in the metabolic and physiological systems, depending on the type of overload imposed
Specific exercise elicits specific adaptations

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Individual differences principle

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Training benefits are optimized when programs are planned to meet the individual needs and capacities of the participants

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Reversibility principle

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Detraining occurs rapidly, after only 2 wks when a person stops exercising

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8
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____ is the primary way to improve cardiovascular endurance

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intensity using VO2 max or HR max

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9
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Aerobic training can

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result in higher fitness levels for healthy individuals
slow dec in functional capacity in elderly
recondition those with chronic illness

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