Exercise Physiology Flashcards
Reaction time
The time elapsed from the stimulus until movement starts
Quickness
Combination of reaction time + the power of initial movement
Speed
Final velocity attained
Strength
The maximal force that can be exported in a single effort
Power
The rate of doing work
Power = work/time
Allows a player to accelerate more quickly
Work
Work = force x distance
Moving an object a given distance
Muscular Endurance
Ability to sustain sub-maximal contractions
Power endurance
Ability to repeatedly perform a skill with adequate speed
F.I.T
F: Frequency
I: Intensity
T: Time
Strength
The maximal force that can be exported in a single effort
Taper
Designed to maintain fitness while increasing rest & recovery so that athletes are able to give a maximal effort for the competition
All physical movement relies on what compound?
ATP
adenosine triphosphate
What is the burning sensation you feel during overtraining?
Lactate acid
8 Training Principles
- Adaptation
- Overload
- Progression
- Periodization
- Variation
- Warm-up
- Cool-down
- Specificity
4 Main Characteristics of a Test
- Validity
- Reliability
- Objectivity & Bias
- Appropriateness