Study Flashcards
The three general principles of progression are progressive overload, variation, and specificity. True/False
True
Long slow duration endurance training should contain only one set per workout. True/False
True
Fatigue only occurs in the muscles and the mind. True/false
False
During which block of training would a coach prescribe the highest training frequency?
A Off-season
B preseason
C in season
D postseason
Off season
Which of the following work to rest ratios is most appropriate for aerobic training?
A1:5
B 1:4
C 1:3
D 5:1
5:1
When relating the season terminology to periodization periods, which season corresponds to the pre competitive period?
A off season
B preseason
Cin season
D post season
Preseason
During which stage of the general adaptation syndrome does the body decrease in performance in response to fatigue
A Alarm
B resistance
C super compensation
D overtraining
Alarm
Which of the following is incorrect regarding muscular endurance?
A Isometric or DCER
B No heavy weightlifting or plyometrics
C Can be done often
D Emphasizes eccentric load
Emphasizes eccentric load
The figure below is known as ________ exercise
A Plyometric
B Quckness
C Agility
D Speed
Plyometric
Which of the following is not a modifiable program variable?
A Frequency
B Volume
C Load
D Progression
Load
The wingate test would be valid for measuring which of the following parameters of athletic performance?
A Maximum muscle strength
B Aerobic capacity
C Anaerobic capacity
D Anaerobic or maximum muscular power
Anaerobic or maximum muscular power
Which of the following involves an evaluation of both the requirements of the sport and an assessment of the position?
A Exercise selection
B Applied kinesiology
C Needs analysis
D Movement analysis
Needs Analysis
Which of the following tests would be the least recommended for a young athlete with little training experience?
A Standing broad jump
B Sit and reach
C 1 rep max back squat
D 12- minute run
1 Rep max back squat
When testing for maximum speed, what is the farthest distance coaches should have their athletes sprint?
A 150 yards
B 100 meters
C 200 meters
D 300 meters
100 meters
Why is rapid weight loss for athletes hard on the body?
A Weight gain usually occurs immediately following rapid weight loss
B It can cause an increase in blood pressure
C They may lose lean body mass and feel fatigued
They may lose lean body mass and feel fatigued
Which of the following coach to athlete ratios is considered safe and effective for a high school strength session?
A 1:5
B 1:20
C 1:10
D 1:15
1:15
Which of the following may occur if you taper an talented training in the month prior to their major competition?
A Recovery
B Overtraining
C Fatigue
D Supercompensation
Super compensation
80% of all court cases involving strength and conditioning are due to some aspects of
A Liability
B assumption of risk
C Supervision
D Common sense
Supervision
Which of the following is not an age-related physiological change in older adults?
A Increased hypertrophy
B Sarcopenia
C Osteopenia
D Reduction in Vo2
Increased hypertrophy
According to weight room guidelines, Barbells should be placed how many inches between ends?
A 24 inches
B 36 inches
C 34 inches
D 38 inches
36 inches
The longest muscular endurance training sessions should be performed during which of the following sport sessions?
A In season
B Post season
C Pre season
D Off season
Off season
Which of the following are necessary for the function of cell membranes, the brain, and hormones?
A Protein,calcium, and iron
B Sodium and potassium
C Saturated fats
D Omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids
Omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids