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1
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What rep range yields an increase in stabilization endurance?

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12-20

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2
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What rep range yields muscle hypertrophy?

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6-12

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3
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What percentage of 1RM should be used for hypertrophy ?

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75-85%

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4
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What rep range yields gains to maximal strength?

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1-5

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5
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What percentage of 1RM should be used for maximal strength?

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85-100%

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6
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What rep range yields gains to Power?

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1-5 for strength, 8-10 for power

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What set range yields stabilization endurance?

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1-3

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8
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What set range yields hypertrophy ?

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3-5

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9
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What set range yields maximal strength?

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4-6

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10
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What set range yields power?

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3-5

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11
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What training intensity yields stabilization endurance?

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50-70%

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12
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What training intensity yields power?

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85-100% for strength;

30-45% if using weights or 10% of body weight if using medicine balls

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13
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What training intensity yields hypertrophy?

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75-85%

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14
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What training intensity yields maximal strength?

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85-100%

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15
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What is the repetition tempo for hypertrophy?

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moderate 2 eccentric, 0 isometric, 2 concentric 2/0/2

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16
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What is the repetition tempo for maximal strength?

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fast maximal effort as fast as can be controlled

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17
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What is the repetition tempo for power?

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fast/ explosive

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18
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What is the rest interval for stabilization?

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Short 0-90s

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19
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What is the rest interval for hypertrophy?

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Short 0-60s

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20
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Define: Rest interval

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the time taken to recuperate between sets

21
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What is the rest interval for power?

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1-2 min between pairs, 3-5 minutes between circuits

22
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How long does it take to recover 50% of ATP and PC?

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20-30 seconds

23
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How long does it take to recover 75% ATP and PC?

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40 seconds

24
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How long does it take to recover 85-90% ATP and PC?

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60 seconds

25
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Higher volume with lower/moderate intensities of training produces which adaptations?

A

Increased hypertrophy and fat loss (cellular adaptation)

26
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How long does it take to recover 100% of ATP and PC ?

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3 minutes

27
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Define: training frequency

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The number of training sessions performed during a specified period of time (usually one week)

28
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What is the training frequency required for strength adaptions?

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3-5 days per week

29
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What is the training frequency required for maintaining adaptions already reached?

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1-2 / week

30
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Define: training duration

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the timeframe of a workout or the length of time spent in one phase of training

31
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What is the recommended training duration per workout sessions?

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60-90 minutes

32
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In the stabilization level of training, give an example of a total body, multijoint, and single joint exercise.

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Total body: Step-up, balance to overhead press
Multi-joint: Ball dumbbell chest press
Single-joint: Single-leg dumbbell curl

33
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In the strength level of training, give an example of a total body, multijoint, and single joint exercise.

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Total body: squat, curl to overhead press
Multi-joint: Barbell bench press
Single-Joint: Standing two arm barbell curl

34
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In the power level of training, give an example of a total body, multi-joint, and single-joint exercise.

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Total Body: Two-arm push press
Multi-joint: Two arm medicine ball chest pass
Single-Joint: N/A

35
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What is the recommended training duration for a phase of training?

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4 weeks

36
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What are all the progressions that can be made in the progression continuum for the stabilization continuum?

A 
Floor
Sport beam
Half foam roll
Foam pad
Balance disc
Wobble board
Bosu ball
37
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What are all the progressions that can be made in the progression continuum for the lower body?

A 
Two legs stable  
Staggered Stance Stable  
Single leg stable  
two leg unstable  
staggered stance unstable  
single leg unstable
38
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What are all the progressions that can be made in the progression continuum for the upper body?

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Two arm
alternating arm
single arm single
arm with trunk rotation

39
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A macro cycle is also known as what?

A

Annual plan

40
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A mesocycle is also known as what?

A

Monthly plan

41
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define: acute variables

A

Important components that specify how each exercise is to be performed.

> > > They determine the amount of stress placed on the body and, ultimately, what adaptations the body will incur.

42
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A micro cycle is also known as what?

A

Weekly plan

43
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define: program design

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a purposeful system or plan put together to help an individual achieve a specific goal

44
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define: rep

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one complete movement of a single exercise

45
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define: set

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a group of consecutive repetitions

46
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define: intensity

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an individual’s level of effort, compared with their maximal effort, usually expressed as a percentage

47
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define: tempo

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the speed with which each repetition is performed

48
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define: training volume

A

amount of physical training performed within a specified period

49
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intensity for strength endurance

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70-80%

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