RANDOM Flashcards

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How many training phases are there in the ACE IFT Model?

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Four
training phases

These phases are designed to accommodate individual health and fitness levels.

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What is the purpose of the ACE IFT Model?

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To meet people wherever they are and progress them toward their goals

This is achieved using assessments and a comprehensive approach.

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What does the Muscular Phase of the IFT Mover Method focus on?

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Establishing postural stability and kinetic chain mobility

It emphasizes core and balance for everyday activities.

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What is an example of a functional movement in the Muscular Phase?

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The birddog exercise

This exercise prepares individuals for activities of daily living.

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What are the five different movement patterns in the Movement Phase?

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  • Pushing
  • Pulling
  • Rotational movement
  • Bend + Lift
  • Single leg movements

These patterns are foundational for developing functional strength.

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What type of workouts are emphasized in the Movement Phase?

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Lightweight and body weight workouts

The intensity can be gradually increased over time.

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What is the focus of the Load/Speed Phase?

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Explosive plyometric moves

It includes jumping, sprinting, and medicine ball throwing/slamming.

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What is the intensity level for the Base Phase of cardiorespiratory training?

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Light to moderate intensity

Clients should maintain an RPE of 3-4 on a scale of 1-10.

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What should clients focus on during the Base Phase?

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Enjoyment

The emphasis is on a slow and steady approach.

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What is VT1 in the context of cardiorespiratory training?

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Ventilatory threshold 1

Clients should keep intensities below this threshold.

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What indicates a client can move to the Fitness Phase?

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Completing 20 minutes of cardio while talking comfortably

This is a key marker for progression.

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What is the RPE range for clients in the Fitness Phase?

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5-6 on a 1-10 scale

This indicates a moderate to vigorous intensity of work.

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What is the intensity range for the Fitness Phase?

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Between VT1 to just below VT2

This phase demands a higher level of effort from clients.

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What does RPE stand for?

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Rating of Perceived Exertion

It is a scale to measure perceived exertion during exercise.

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On the RPE scale, what does a rating of 1 represent?

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No exertion

A rating of 10 represents maximal exertion.

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