Resistance Training Flashcards
Individualized training programs include what three components?
- ) specificity
- ) variation
- ) Progressive overload
True or false?
Range of motion important in resistance training.
True
What is the definition of specificity?
Neuromuscular adaptation will occur over time as an adaptation to repetitively doing movement
What is the definition of overload?
Gradual increase in stress placed on human body during training.
In order to gain strength you must be strengthen your muscles beyond what they are accustomed to handling
What is the definition of variation?
Alterations in one or more program variables overtime to keep stimulus optimal.
Variation is critical for subsequent adaptations to take place
True or false? Largest rates of strength improvement occur and untrained people.
True or false? Resistance trained individuals show slower rate of progression.
True. True.
How long is the initial conditioning stage?
Do you increased duration or intensity first?
Can this stage be skipped?
1 to 6 weeks.
Increased duration first then small increases in intensity.
yeah it can be skipped if they fit af
How long is the improvement stage?
Is the rate of progression more rapid than the initial conditioning stage?
How is the F. I. T. Increased?
4 to 8 months.
True.
Systematically and slowly increased.
How Long is the maintenance stage?
Regular, long-term basis.
For who is non-specific necessary for?
Explain the pyramid of specificity.
Untrained people.
They should just learn proper technique and build conditioning base.
Most trained = most specific
What is the first thing to consider when creating a resistance training program?
Frequency
rt frequency? beginner, intermediate, advanced
beginner- 2-3
intermediate- 3 –> 4 if split
advanced- 6
what is rt exercise selection determined by
- time
- equipment
- client experience
- body parts to be trained
What is a core exercise?
- multi joint exercise
- one or more muscle group (hip, thighs, chest, back)
- involves synergistic help from smaller muscle groups (triceps, biceps, calves)
What is an assistance exercise?
- a single joint exercise
- recruit small muscle group or one large muscle area