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An instrument used to indicate the exact tempo at which work should be performed during certain test ( i e step test).
Metronome
A unit of measure used to describe the amount of oxygen one consumes at a given intensity.
MET
The heart rate that a person should work between in order to maximize their adaptation response to aerobic exercise.
Heart Rate Training Zone (HRTZ)
A maximal aerobic test used to determine an individual's heart rate training zone.
Graded Exercise Test (GXT)
A scale, usually numbered 6-20, that is used to monitor a client's own perception of their exerrtion during exercise.
Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE)
The difference between heart rate maximum and resting heart rate (Max HR-Resting HR)
Heart rate reserve (HRR)
A type of interval training that uses steady state pace with periodic variations in speed and grade.
Farlek Training
One of the body's cooling methods in which heat from the body passes through the air into colder solids within close proximity.
Radiation
The body's process of cooling, in which heat from the body is transferred into the air.
convection
The processin whicfh hear is transferreed from the body to a colder object upon contact..
Conduction
The process by which water is passed through the skin and is converted to water vapor, causing a cooling effect.
Evaporation
Abnormal degeneration of the cartilage of the joints, with especially in the knee, commonly associated impact aerobic activities.
Chondromalacia
AN overuse injury, commonly associated with running, in which the iliotibial band running along the lateral aspect of the thigh becomes irritated due to the inflammation in the area.
IT Band syndrome
Also known as nedial tibial stress syndrome, which is a condition that is commonly associated with overuse and is characterized by pain and tenderness over the middle or lower part of the shin bone.
Shin splints