Part Seven Flashcards

1
Q

The processes of hormone receptors becoming less responsive is known as?

A

Downregulation

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2
Q

What substance begins the process of producing steroid promoted proteins

A

mRNA

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3
Q

An athlete focusing on the hips and shoulders of an opponent describes:

A

Narrow external focus

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4
Q

What technique can increase confidence by creating positive memories without any actual performance?

A

Imagery

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5
Q

Calcification of blood vessels and heart tissue is associated with excessive consumption of which substance

A

Vitamin D

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6
Q

What percentage of saturated fat is recommended for total calories

A

10%

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7
Q

The ability to move at a maximum velocity in a single direction of travel

A

Linear speed

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8
Q

In general, what is the proper foot position using ground based no traditional exercises

A

Feet wider than shoulder width

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9
Q

Responses when the body experiences novel, new, or more intense stress than previous applied:

A

General Adaptation Syndrome: Alarm phase, Resistance phase, exhaustion phase

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10
Q

At what appropriate distance should the athlete achieve an upright posture during sprinting

A

20M

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11
Q

What is the Karvonen method?

A

Target Heart Rate = [(max HR − resting HR) × %Intensity] + resting HR example

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12
Q

Force times displacement equals what

A

Mechanical work

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13
Q

How much time is used when using the phosphagen system

A

5-10 seconds

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14
Q

How much time do you need to work to use the fast glycolysis system

A

15-30 seconds

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15
Q

How much time do you work to use the fast glycolysis/ oxidative system

A

1-3 minutes

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16
Q

How much time do you have to work to use the oxidative system

A

3 minutes or more

17
Q

What is the work to rest ratio for the phosphagen system

A

1:12-1:20

18
Q

What is the work to rest ratio when using the fast glycolysis system

A

1:3-1:5 ratio

19
Q

What is the work to rest ratio for using the fast glycolysis/ oxidative system

A

1:3-1:4 ratio

20
Q

What is the work to rest ratio when using the oxidative system

A

1:1-1:3

21
Q

Hypertrophy/ strength endurance phase is included in what preparatory phase?

A

General preparatory phase

22
Q

Basic strength phase is included in what preparatory phase

A

Specific preparatory phase

23
Q

What transition period includes strength and power phase

A

First transition period

24
Q

What transition period involves active rest or restoration period. Transition phase that focuses on rehabilitation of injuries

A

Second transition

25
Q

What term refers to the change in force velocity characteristics caused by the stretch reflex

A

Potentiation

26
Q

What is the ideal frequency, program duration, and time to hold each stretch for consistent flexibility increases?

A

30 seconds, twice a week for at least 5 weeks

27
Q

The stimulation of the sensory receptors of the soft, connective and joint tissues result in which of these physical phenomena

A

Proprioception

28
Q

What is the SAID principle

A

Specific adaptations to imposed demands

29
Q

How many reps is an athlete predicted to perform at 85% 1RM load

A

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