RT Ex Prescription Flashcards

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Q

What time ranges are associated with what training status (beginner/intermediate/advanced?)

A

Beginner - <2 months
Intermediate - 2-12 months
Advanced - >/= 1 year

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What is the RAMP warmup method?

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R - Raise - Increase body temperature. Treadmill, bike, etc
A - Activate - warm targeted muscles up. Hip thrusts, crab walks, etc
M - Mobilise - use dynamic movements to make sure the joints are nice and limber and are able to move freely and without pain
P - Potentiate - Increase intensity as you are getting closer to your workout - e.g. light squats to warm up before heavy squats

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FITT Principles for RT

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F - # of sessions per muscle group per week
I - Intensity - % 1RM or RM
Time - Sets, Reps, Rest, Tempo
Type - Exercise selection, equipment choices

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How does specificity apply to muscular strength vs muscular endurance training?

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You cannot increase both while only training with one type; e.g. training with heavy load for strength cannot induce significant endurance gains and vice versa. However hypertrophy is similar across all ranges as long as effort is similar!

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What should the order of exercises be in a lift?

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Compound exercises before assistance exercises - no core before major lifts in a workout

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What are the 6 fundamental movement patterns?

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  1. Squat
  2. Hip hinge/DL
  3. Lunge
  4. Push
  5. Pull
  6. Rotation
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What are the ways that you can progressively overload an RT Program?

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  1. Load lifted
  2. # of sets/reps
  3. Length of time (tempo/rest)
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How do the amount of sets potentially compare in novice vs advanced lifters?

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In novice lifters, 1 set may induce the same benefits that the advanced lifter requires 3 sets to gain. Intermediate/advanced lifters require higher amount of sets to induce gains

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What are the guidelines for rest between sets in strength, hypertrophy, and endurance?

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Strength - 2-3 mins
Hypertrophy - 1-2 mins
Endurance - 0-1 min

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10
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What is incorporated in the decision of frequency for exercising a muscle group?

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Training goal
Training status/conditioning
Recovery ability (age etc)
Nutritional intake

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What is the optimal amount of rest between exercise sessions for a muscle group?

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36-48 hours assuming proper recovery and nutrition

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