WEEK 2 (PRELIMS) Flashcards
SITTING
INACTIVITY
YOGA
TAI CHI
STRENGTH TRAINING
BODY-WEIGHT EXERCIRSES
STRENGTH AND BALANCE
WALKING
JOGGING
SWIMMING
BASKETBALL
AEROBIC ACTIVTY
BIKING
YARD WORK
HOUSEHOLD CHORES
WALKING
LIFESTYLE
The principle of _______ states that you must train the specific muscle groups, energy systems, and movement patterns relevant to your fitness goals.
SPECIFICITY
The principle of ________ states that you must gradually increase the amount of stress placed on your body during exercise to stimulate adaptation and improvement.
PROGRESSIVE OVERLOAD
PROGRESSIVE OVERLOAD
Components of Overload (FITT)
Frequency
Intensity
Time
Type
The principle of ________ states that if you stop exercising, the adaptations you gained will begin to diminish over time.
REVERSIBILITY
The principle states that no two individuals are exactly alike. All individuals have different performances, fitness attributes, lifestyles, nutritional preferences, and they respond to exercise and its physical and social environments in their own unique way.
INDIVIDUALITY
The principle of _______ states that varying the type, intensity, and duration of exercise can help prevent boredom, injury, and plateauing.
VARIATION
The principle of _______ between workouts is essential for allowing the body to
repair and adapt to exercise.
REST AND RECOVERY