Exam 2 - Quiz 3 Flashcards
The ability of skeletal muscle to return to its original length after being stretched is termed ____.**
Elasticity
The intensity of a warm-up may affect performance by_________.
reaching over to touch your toes and bouncing to increase the range
Cooling prior to exercise ____.
-Can inhibit the warm-up and negatively impact endurance.
-Can reduce perception of fatigue and prolong endurance.
-Reduce muscle contraction speed
The type of resistance training activity (i.e., dynamic or isometric) does not affect the occurrence of PAP. TF
True
PAP utilizes a muscles recall of recent contractile history to augment power output (jumping height or throwing distance). TF
True
performing repeated walking knee lift stretches is an example of dynamic stretching. TF
True
which of the following is a temperature-related effect of a well-designed warm-up?
enhanced neural function
The Golgi tendon organ monitors changes in muscle length. TF
False
The components of the RAMP protocol are as follows: regulate, antagonist, motivate, and proprioception. TF
-False
- Raise, Activation/Mobilization, Potentiation
To improve a muscle’s resting length, stretching should occur within the elastic length region TF
False.
Fatigue and potentiation are both present at any time during muscle activity TF
False