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1
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metabolic specificity

A

energy demand placed on body
•anaerobic (n stands for “no oxygen”)
&
•aerobic ( oxidative~aerobic glycolysis, Krebs cycle, electron transportation chain)

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2
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functional flexibility

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used at power level 5 and before competitions

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3
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static stretching

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takes point past tension after 30 seconds and used before/after physical activity

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4
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subjective info

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health history and medical background

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5
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altered reciprocal inhibition

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short/tight muscle causes decreased neural drive of its functional antagonist.

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6
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synergistic dominance

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when the synergistic muscles have to take over for weak prime movers

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7
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dynamic stretching

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full range of motion, higher controlled speeds & reciprocal inhibition

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diastolic

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bottom # of blood pressure. when heart is resting/filling with blood

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9
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mechanical specificity

A

weights/movements

•light weight and high reps

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10
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Glycolysis

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anaerobic energy system
•provides energy for 30-50 seconds
workouts w/8-12 reps use this

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systolic

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top # of blood pressure within arterial system after heart contracts

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12
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objective info

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measurable date of physical state. i,e body composition, moment and
cardiovascular ability

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13
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neuromuscular efficiency

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all muscles work synergistically

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14
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ATP-PC

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  • provides energy for HIT, short duration like sprints. 10-15 seconds
  • used 1st during on-set of all exercise
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15
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contracting glutes during TFL stretch

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causes reciprocal inhibition of TFL

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16
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corrective flexibility

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increases joint range of motion, improve muscular imbalances, corrects altered joint motions

17
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active stretching uses both

A

SMR and reciprocal inhibition

18
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SMR/foam rolling creates autogenic inhibition due to…

A

stimulating the golgi tendon organ

19
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metabolic specificity

A

energy demand placed on body

20
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neuromuscular specificity

A

speed of contraction and exercise

•slow and controlled DB chest press

21
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patterns of muscle imbalances =

A

=postural distortion patterns

22
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pronated feet and caving knees?

A

•adductors, Quads, TFL, vastus lateralis are shortened/ overactive

23
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supine is contraindicated for those with

A

high blood pressure

24
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local stabilization

A

attach directly to vertebrae

25
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global stabilization

A

attach from pelvic to spine

26
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movement system

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attach spine and

or pelvis to extremities