Strength/Condition (EXPH 369) Flashcards

1
Q

Agonist muscle does what

A

Prime mover

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2
Q

Antagonist muscle does what

A

slow or stop movement

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3
Q

Intense exercise does what to lactate levels?

A

Increase

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4
Q

Resistance running exercises

A

Weighted vests
Parachutes
Sleds
Uphill running

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5
Q

Concurrent changes: : Does aerobic exercises negativity impact anaerobic athletes

A

Yes

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6
Q

First Class Lever

A

Balance favored
Ex: head and neck.
(fulcrum in middle)

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7
Q

Second Class Lever

A

Strength favor
Ex: foot; calve rise
(fulcrum at toes)

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8
Q

Third Class Lever

A

ROM and speed favor

Most lever in the body

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9
Q

Concurrent training: Does anaerobic training negativity impact aerobic athletes?

A

No

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10
Q

Goals of Periodization

A
  • Peak an athlete for a competition.
  • minimize and manage fatigue
  • prevent accommodation and over training
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11
Q

Range of motion that is comfortable?

A

Functional range of motion

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12
Q

Force Velocity graph

A

Training for max strength AND explosiveness - up and to the right

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13
Q

Force Velocity graph

A

Max Aerobic capacity - down and to the left

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14
Q

Force Velocity graph

A

max strength - higher force

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15
Q

Force Velocity graph

A

explosiveness - higher velocity

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16
Q

Energy expended indirectly form VO2

A

1 liter of oxygen = 5 kcals

17
Q

Important variables for speed and power?

A
  • max strength
  • Power output
  • Rate of force
  • skill of movement
18
Q

Two objectives of speed training?

A
  • Increase impulse (moving the force-velocity curve up and to the right)
  • Improve eccentric and reactive qualities of strength
19
Q

Force-velocity curve

A

Inverse relationship with force and velocity

  • Heavier weight=slower
  • Light weight=fast lift
20
Q

Strength Training?

A

Higher force

Lower velocity

21
Q

Power development zone?

A

Medium force

Medium velocity

22
Q

Speed/Explosive Training?

A

Low force

Higher velocity

23
Q

Beginners need to focus on?

A

Building max strength

24
Q

Resistance training?

-Weightlifting-

A

High force
High velocity
High power output

25
Q

Resistance training?

-Powerlifting

A

High force
No velocity/speed
Strength

26
Q

Resistance training in Anaerobic training leads to?

A

Increase muscle size, strength, power, endurance, all over performance

27
Q

6 categories of nutrients in human diets?

A
Macro
-Carbs
-Proteins
-Lipids
-Water
Micro
-Vitamins
-Minerals
28
Q

Adaptations to Endurance Athletes Heart?

A
  • Eccentric left ventricular hypertrophy

- Left ventricle stretches to accommodate more blood

29
Q

Adaptations to Strength Athletes Heart?

A
  • Concentric left ventricular hypertrophy

- Left ventricle contracts during increased blood pressure during active muscle contraction