Strength Training Flashcards

1
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5 types of strength?

A

Static, maximal, endurance, dynamic, explosive/elastic strength

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2
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Static strength

A

Force applied with no movement occurring

Isometric contractions

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3
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Maximal strength

A

Maximal force produced in a single voluntary contraction

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4
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Strength endurance

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Sustained/ repeated contractions

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5
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Dynamic strength

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Force applied with any kind of movement

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6
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Elastic/explosive strength

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Fast speed of short series of elastic contractions

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7
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Order of muscular contractile force

A

Endurance
Dynamic
Elastic
Static
Maximal

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8
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Number of muscular contraction order

A

Max
Static
Elastic
Dynamic
Endurance

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9
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2 primary factors affecting strength

A

% of fast twitch muscle fibres (genetic)

Cross sectional area of the muscle (larger surface area = stronger)

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10
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Hormonal influence of strength

A

Testosterone

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11
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Where is testosterone produced

A

Brain and testes

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12
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Testosterone vs Oestrogen muscles

A

Lean vs fat & muscle

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13
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Affect of age on strength

A

Strongest in 20s

Women can be 17-25

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14
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Training adaptions

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Technique, working within ROM, weakest point of ROM

Activity

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15
Q

Measuring strength

A

Grip strength dynamometer

1RM test

1 minute press up test
1 minute sit-up test

Vertical jump test

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16
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Grip strength dynameter

A

Maximal and static strength
Dominant hand
Start with hand up
Bring down to your side as you squeeze
X3
Record maximum force

17
Q

Pros and cons of dynameter

A
  • Field test
  • Basic protocol
  • Simple and cheap

x Maximal
x Not valid for whole body
x Not for dynamic strength

18
Q

1RM test

A

Maximal strength
Select body part
Realistic weight
Rest 5 minutes
Repeat incrementing up the weight until failure is found/max

19
Q

Pros and Cons of 1RM test

A
  • Field test
  • Basic and equipment
  • Direct measure
  • Adaptable

x Maximal
x Lifting technique
x Groups
x Time consuming

20
Q

1 minute press up/sit-up test

A

Strength and endurance
Correct technique
Count the amount in a minute
Breaks allowed but clock runs

21
Q

Pros and Cons of 1 minute tests

A
  • Simple
  • Groups
  • Technique simple
  • Field test

x Maximal
x Not respected
x Measuring pacing

22
Q

Vertical jump test

A

Elastic strength

Reach up and mark

Jump up and touch with chalk or marker, or hit the device

Difference between is the score

23
Q

Pros and Cons of Vertical jump test

A
  • Simple
  • Cheap
  • Quick
  • Field test

x Measures leg power only
x Maximal

24
Q

How to train for maximal strength, and WR RATIO

A

1-6 reps
3-6 sets
Resistance: > 85% 1RM

WR ratio: 1:3+

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How to train for elastic strength, and WR ratio
8-12 reps 3-4 sets Resistance: region of 80% of 1RM WR ratio: 1:2+ Fast contractions -> explosiveness -> high energy use
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How to train for strength endurance, and WR ratio
12-21 reps 2-3 sets Resistance: 60-80% of 1RM WR ratio: 1:2
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What is WR ratio
Work to rest ratio
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What is the ATP/PC recovery time frame?
30 seconds for 50% 2-3 minutes to recover 100%
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Multi gym pros and cons
- Guided movement, better for beginners - Safer x Large: specialist venue x Expensive x Less isolation
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Free weights pros and cons
- Stored easily: weights at home - Isolation - Highly adaptable - Train fixative x May be dangerous
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Circuit training
- Groups - Adaptability - Variety
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Plyometric training
Jumping, landing, bounding, medicine balls etc.
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Benefits of plyometric training
Speed and power/ elastic strength
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Who is plyometric training good for?
Games players Sprinters Jumpers
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Adaptions from plyometric training?
Increase contractility of fibres Increased elasticity Increased elastic strength Increased stretch reflex
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Adaptions from strength training?
More fast glycolytic fibres More explosive Cross sectional area of the muscle -> more strength Increased force production