Principles of Exercise Prescription - Resistance & Flexibility Exam 2 Flashcards
Training Muscular Fitness Endurance Recommendations
-Moderate to Low Weight
-Moderate to High Repetitions
Training Muscular Fitness Strength Recommendations
-High Weight
-Low Repetitions
Training Muscular Fitness Power Recommendations
-Speed of Movement!
-Trick is to find the ideal resistance
Resistance Exercise Types to choose from
-Bodyweight
-Free weights
-Machine weights
-Dumbbells/Kettlebells
-Resistance Bands
Resistance Exercise Type focuses
-Multi-joint exercises that stress more than one muscle group
-Train opposing muscle groups (agonist & antagonist) to avoid muscle imbalances
Resistance Exercise: Frequency & Time goal for most adults
-Frequency for novice 2days/week hitting each muscle group
-Frequency for experienced can vary based on volume
-Time goal is no specific recommendation
How to determine Exercise Weight for Resistance Exercise Intensity
%desired x 1RM Weight
Resistance Exercise: Intensity
-Strength = >60% of 1RM
-Power: 30-60% of 1RM for upper body, <60% of 1RM for lower body,
moving resistance with maximal velocity
-Hypertrophy: >30% of 1RM, perform to volitional failure
-Muscular Endurance: Light, moderate, & heavy loading have all been shown effective, Light loads = high repetitions, Moderate/Heavy Loads = lower repetitions with shorter rest periods
Resistance Exercise Intensity for Number of Sets
No specifics provided in recommendations
Resistance Exercise Intensity for Number of Repetitions
-General Muscular Fitness = 8-12 repetitions
-Strength = 1-12 repetitions
-Power = 3-6 repetitions
-Hypertrophy = 6-20 repetitions
-Endurance = 15-25 repetitions (or more)
Resistance Exercise Intensity for Rest Periods
-2+ minutes between sets for strength, power, hypertrophy
-48 hours between sessions for any single muscle groups
Resistance Training Volume goal for most adults
-Low = <5 sets/week per muscle group
-Medium = 5-9 sets/week per muscle group
-High = 10+ sets/week per muscle group
-No evidenced-based recommendations for power & endurance
Resistance Training Progression goal for most adults
-Gradual increases
-Start low and go slow
-Dependent on client
Flexibility Type: Ballistic (Bouncing)
Momentum of the moving body segment
Flexibility Type: Dynamic
-Gradual transition from one body position to another with a progressive increase in ROM
-Movement is repeated several times