training methods to improve strength Flashcards

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what are the training methods to improve strength

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  • strength endurance
  • maximum strength
  • explosive strength
  • multigym
  • free weights
  • circuit training
  • plyometrics
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max strength:
rep range, set range, resistance for 1RM, and work (how long working for) relief ratio (W:R)?

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  • reps = 1-6
  • sets = 3-6
  • resistance = greater than 85% of 1RM (dependant on reps)
  • w:r = 1:3+ (dictated by number of reps)
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strength endurance:
rep range, set range, resistance for 1RM, and work (how long working for) relief ratio (W:R)?

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  • reps = 12-21
  • sets = 2-3
  • resistance = 60-80% of 1RM
  • w:r = 1:2
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explosive strength:
rep range, set range, resistance for 1RM, and work (how long working for) relief ratio (W:R)?

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  • reps = 8-12
  • sets = 3-4
  • resistance = region of 80% of 1RM
  • w:r = 1:2+
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What are positives of free weight training?

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  • highly adaptable
  • isolates muscle groups more
  • stored easily
  • weights at home - practica
  • however can be dangerous
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What are negatives of multi-gym training?

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  • large
  • specialist venues
  • expensive - not accessible
  • less isolation of muscle - movement guided by machine
  • specific strength requirements
  • however is safe, wide range of activities
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What are the positives of circuit training?

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  • good for groups
  • lots of variation
  • highly adaptable
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what are the positives of plyometric training

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  • Improve speed at which muscles shortens
  • Explosive exercises
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what are the negatives of plyometric training

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  • high risk of injury
  • for experienced performers and screening
  • focuses on lower body
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