Lesson 18: Applying Program Design Principles Flashcards

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What is the principle of specificity?

A

The outcome of the training program provides a specific exercise response to the mode and intensity of training - e.g only physiological systems emphasized during a program will progress.

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At cellular level, what does specificity refer to?

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The types of adaptations that occur in the muscle fibers themselves.

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What does progression refer to?

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The systematic process of applying overload

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What does overload refer to?

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Strategically applying increased load on a tissue or system above and beyond the point at which that tissue or system is normally loaded.

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What is progressive overload?

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continually increasing the demands on the musculoskeletal system to continually make gains in muscle size, strength, and endurance.

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What does the principle of diminishing return suggest?

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That the rate of fitness improvement diminishes over time as fitness approaches its ultimate genetic potential

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What 3 factors does the ability of skeletal muscle to contract depend on?

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  1. force production
  2. speed of contraction
  3. muscle-fiber efficiency
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What is force production dependant on?

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The type of muscle fibers as fast-twitch fibers produce higher force than slow-twitch.

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What is speed of contraction dependant on?

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The type of muscle fibers available as fast-twitch fibers will obviously contract quicker.

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Which type of muscle-fibers are more efficient? Why?

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Slow-twitch fibers are more efficient than fast-twitch as they require less energy to perform at the same workload and are more efficient in using oxygen to generate ATP which fuels muscles for a longer period of time.

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What is muscle fatigue associated with?

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A reduction in the body’s glycogen reserves.

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When the body’s muscle glycogen reserves are low, what happens?

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Fat stored in the liver and muscle will produce more of the energy.

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Does fat or carbohydrate metabolism contribute more to muscle fatigue?

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Fat metabolism

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_______ and water solution may prolong exercise duration

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glucose

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Endurance athletes can reduce muscle fatigue by doing what before an event?

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Carb loading

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What is the term of reversibility?

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When a client stops training and their body reverses in gains (aka loses strength) and so when they start to train again, cannot begin where they left off.

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A client’s good extension ratio should be less than __.__ from either side.

A

0.75

18
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A good relationship between right and left sides (bridges) should score no greater than __.__ from a balanced score of 1.

A

0.5