Resistance Training & Muscle Response Flashcards

1
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1st phase of stress lasts___

A

A few days to a week

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2
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2nd phase of stress occurs when body _____

A

Adapts

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3
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Adaptations for 2nd phase:
Weeks 1-3=
Week 2-4=
Week 3-5=

A

1-3=neurological adaptations
2-4=passive tissue strengthening
3-5=muscle adaptations

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4
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Physical variables

A

Volume, load, and power

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5
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Volume

A

Amount of work (stabilization, endurance)

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6
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Load

A

Intensity of work (strength, hypertrophy)

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7
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PMA

A

Physical (variables) + Motion + Action

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8
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The 3 phases of stress/adaptation

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Shock/alarm, adaptation/resistance, exhaustion

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9
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Periodization (Progression) Training

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Method of alternating training variables to produce peak performance while minimizing potential for overtraining

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10
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Linear Periodization

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Alternate each week

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11
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Nonlinear (undulating) periodization

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All alternated within one week

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12
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Principle of Overload

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Adaptations occur when muscles are exposed to intensities greater than those the muscle is accustomed to

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13
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Principle of Specificity

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Adaptations are in direct response to the type of overload imposed (SAID Principle–specific adaptations to imposed demands)

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14
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Principle of Progression

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To safely apply overload, training intensity or volume must gradually increase over time

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15
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Principle of Reversibility

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Muscle detraining occurs when stimulus is removed

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16
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Principle of Diminishing Returns

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A genetic potential for ceiling of fact, demonstrating lower returns with training

17
Q

Type I Fibers: #sets, #reps, TUT, #weeks, intensity, volume, rest intervals

A

1-3 sets, 13-20 reps, 2-4:1-2:1-2 TUT, 1-2 weeks,

18
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Type IIa Fibers (hypertrophy): #sets, #reps, TUT, #weeks, intensity, volume, rest intervals

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3-6 sets, 6-12 reps, 4:1:2 TUT, 2-6 weeks, 67-90%1RM, moderate volume, 30-90 sec rest intervals

19
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Type IIx Fibers (strength): #sets, #reps, TUT, #weeks, intensity, volume, rest intervals

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2-6 sets, 1-5 reps, 2:1:1-2 TUT, 2 weeks, >85%1RM, very low volume, 120-240 sec recovery/offload

20
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Active Rest (offload): #sets, #reps, TUT, #weeks, intensity, volume, rest intervals

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1-2 sets, 12-15+ reps, 1:0:explosive TUT, 1-2 weeks,

21
Q

Transient hypertrophy

A

Why we experience muscle pump with muscle work

22
Q

How does a muscle grow in size?

A

Hyperyrophy.. Increase in muscle fiber size or larger cross-sectional area

23
Q

Exercise induces cellular ________… Improved ability to remove damaged cells, enables adaptation.

A

Cleanup (autophagy)