Lecture 1 Flashcards

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weight training

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the use of barbells, dumbbells, machines, and other equipment to improve fitness levels (strength, endurance, and hypertrophy) and appearance

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strength training

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the use of weight training equipment to improve strength and athletic performance

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muscular strength

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refers to the ability to exert maximum force during a single effort - measured by 1 RM

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muscular endurance

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refers to the muscles ability to perform repeatedly with moderate loads for an extended period

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range of motion

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the ability of the joint or muscle to move or stretch

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repetition (rep)

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performing the movement phase of an exercise one time

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set

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group of consecutive reps

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repetititon maximum

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the maximum load that can be lifted over a given number of repetitions before fatiguing

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split program

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a weight training program that targets difference muscle groups on separate, alternate days

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dynamic (isotonic) movement

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movement that occurs at the joint of action

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eccentirc

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there is tension in the muscle, but the musclelengthens instead of shortens (negative work)

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concentric

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there is tension in the muscle, but the muscle shortens instead of lengthens (positive work)

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isometric movement

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there is tension in the muscle bu the muscle is not lengthening or shortening

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isokinetic movement

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movement of the muscle that occurs at a constant speed

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importance of weight trainging

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  • changes are seen through neuromuscular changes, learning the exercises and muscular changes through increase of muscle mass
  • improves cardiovascular fitness and prevention of disease
  • increase in bone mineral density
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16
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what type of changes occur in the first 4-6 weeks

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neuromuscular changes

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what type of changes occur after the first 4-6 weeks?

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hypertrophy changes

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how long does it take for training status to decrease

19
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how long should you wait before working the same muscle group

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warm-up

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  • 5-15 mins in duration
  • light cardio and dynamic stretching
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importance of a warm-up

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movement based stretching helps to bring blood flow to working muscles and lubricating joints

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cool down

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  • 5-15 min
  • active rest and static stretching
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importance of cool downs

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reduces the risk of injury

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types of muscle

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skeletal muscle, smooth muscle, cardiac muscle

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types of skeletal muscle and characteristics
slow twitch muscle fiber (Type I): a type of skeletal muscle fiber that can repeatedly work without undo fatigue, low intensity longer duration fast twitch muscle fiber (Type IIx): type of skeletal muscle that is highly recruited during explosive muscular activities, responds to voluntary stimulus
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smooth muscle
e.g. intestines involuntary stimuli
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cardiac muscle
e.g. heart involuntary stimulus
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Type of programs
endurance (toning), hypertrophy (building muscle mass), strength (strength and power)
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endurance program
light weight, high number of reps, short rest periods, lower percentage of effort, reduces number of muscle fibers involved during earlier reps/activity
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hypertrophy program
moderate weight, moderate number of reps, moderate rest periods. increases in muscle fiber size due to the thin protein strands (actin and myosin) increasing
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strength program
heavy weight low number of reps, long rest periods, higher percentage of effort
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major muscle groups
- cross multiple joints - chest, back, legs, shoulders
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core muscle groups
muscles that can be involved in 1 RM testing - chest, shoulders, legs
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upper body muscles
chest: pectoralis major shoulders: deltoid back: latissimus dorsi arms: triceps brachii, biceps brachii
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lower body muscles
quadriceps: rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, vastus intermedius hamstring: biceps femoris, semitendinosus, semimembranosus