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Shelby metcalf Quote?
"Son you are spending way to much time on 1 subject"
-AGGIES football coach said to player
Who said: Football eliminates weak ones?
Vince Lombardi
Professors that came to talk in class?
Helms:Pedigogy
Wilson: PT/OT
Milo Of Croton?
How DId He DIE?
"Father of Progressive resistance exercise"
He died while cutting a tree down, he tripped and fell, wolves ate him
Katie Sandwina?
Resisted pull of 4 horses
What is the % HRR?
%MHR?
HRR 70-85%
MHR 84-94%
Assigning load&reps based on training:
Endurance
Hypertrophy
Strength
E= less than or equal to 67, greater than or equal to 12 reps
H- 67-85%, 6-12 reps, 30-90secs
S= greater than or equal to 85, Less than or equal to 6 reps, 2-5min
Isometric Strength Exercise?
Doing plank abs
When you want to enhance your strength how many reps?
less than or equal to 6 reps
Effects of Isometric training?
Limited to the joint angle at which the training occurs. (increase in size is limited)
Plyometric training?
Exploits muscle cycle of, lengthening and shortening to increase speed of movement and muscle power!
Designing a safe and effective resistance training program involves? (2)
1. Understanding of exercise science
2. Appreciation of the ART of prescribing exercise.
What variables contribute to resistance training program (7)
1. specific exercise
2. the order of exercise
3. resistance used
4.number of sets
5.rest interval between sets and exercises
6. training velocity
7. training frequency
What is the maximal voluntary contraction (MVC)?
(Isometric Training)
3-5 seconds
15-20 reps
3x a week
Dynamic constant external resistance (DCER) refers to?
exercise performed throughout a ROM with free weights and weight machines.
Lifting(Concentric)
LowEring(Eccentric)
IsoKentic training occurs?
At a constant limb VELOCITY with max force exerted throughout the ROM of the joint.
Plyometric training exploits?
(limited people)
JUMP TRAINING
The muscle cycle of lengthening and shortening to increase SPEED of movement and muscle power.
How long do you need to warm up in Resistance Training?
5-10min
When doing strength truing why do you have to rest 2-5min
rejuvinate CREATIN storgage
ACSM Guidelines for Healthy Adults
1. 8-10 multijoint exercises
2. train each muscle group 2-4sets
3. chose resistance that allows 8-12 reps
4. train each muscle 2 or 3 days per week
5. proper technique
6. regular breathing pattern
7. progressively overload the muscle
8. asses muscular strength (periodically)
9. perform reps with control and use of full ROM
To progress in lactate threshold (LT) you need to have what process?
Systematic: athletes improve their fitness to meet training. long term process
Linear?
Classic= high to low volume
Non Linear?
Undulating=vary load
Single-set= ?
How many reps?
high intensity training
8-12 reps
Overtraining?
serious
can't bounce back
HR increases
Overreaching?
Overtraining SHORT TERM
Lowest risk of Infection?
Moderate
REsistance training in CHildren
Age?
How many reps?
When learning new exercise?
1. no age limit
2. 8-15 reps
3.light weight
Resistance training SENIORS?
used to offset losses in bone and muscle mass
sarclopenia:Proportional loss of type 2 fibers
Principle of reversibility
"USE IT OR LOSE IT"
10-15reps
MAX HEART RATE (MHR)
220-age
When can training begin with heart disease patient?
5 weeks post MI or surgery and after ..
4 weeks of supervised endurance training.
What blocks?
What DOES NOT?
Heart gets blocked
arteries DO NOT
Whats the risk of exercise related death in children and youth?
LOW
Using what % is MHR in maintenance?
84-94%
RPE?
Why do we use this method?
Rating of perceived exertion
was 6-20 now 0-10
-used to see how hard patient is working
What do you target your HR through?
resting HR
When do you benefit from flexibility?
Post exercise
Do you NEED gatorade if you work out less than 1 hr?
Why?
No
b/c you don't need to replenish electrolytes yet.
How do you get through improvement stage?
increase 10%
How do you use heat in exercise?
Evaporation
If you run in high then low altitude what the difference?
HR increases
How long does it take for you to get acclimatized to heat?
7-14 days
Who played in the ICE Bowl?
What was the TEMP?
Packers and Dallas Cowboys
-18 degrees
If you don't cool down properly, what could happen?
You could Faint!
Who though he got frost bite?
Don Merridith
Why do we use Calipers?
Why does it work?
Body fat %
subcutaneous fat and 1-3 is under skin
What is the main reason why skin folds could be wrong?
Weight has a factor
Gold standard method of body composition?
Hydrostatic weighing
When taking a skin fold threshold where should you put it?
1/2 way
When doing hydrostatic weighing?
What is the Gastric Volume?
You go underneath water and blow our air.
100ML
Fitness Green?
Curl up
Neural Adaptation?
When starting an exercise program your muscle LEARNS to lift.
When children get stronger?
Body is learning to lift!
Best way for children to be tested for a graded exercise test is?
on a treadmill
How many steps per day is recommended for boys?
13,000
miles:6 1/2
What to look for on an ECG: 1st degree AV Block?
Long P-R intervals
(most normal)
What to look for on an ECG: 2nd degree TYPE 1?
LONGER LONGER, then skips QRS
What to look for on an ECG: 3rd degree AV block?
ST stigmant Drops (complete blockage) need pacemaker
Exercise frequency?
3-4 days a week
60-80% vo2 max
20-30 min
When do you risk orthopedic complications?
when you work out 5+ times a week
Overall dose should AIM for?
500-1000MET min per week
Intensity is prescibed in a term of? (4)
1. %HRR
2. %vo2 REserve
3. %HR max
4. %vo2
How do we get MET?
HR*SBP
HRR?
-Heart Rate Reserve
-Can't hear pulses in feet or while taking certain meds.
-Need TRUE resting HR for HRR test
% MHR is how accurate?
How much is this method used?
LEAST accurate
Used A LOT
FITT?
Frequency
Intensity
Time
Type
Factors that influence susceptibility to heat injury? (8)
1. Fitness
2. Acclimatization
3. Hydration
4. Environmental Temp.
5. Clothing
6. Humidity
7. Metabolic Rate
8. Wind
How many glasses of water a day should you drink?
8-8oz
equals to a total of 64 ounces
What is expelled by the body?
Hot air
To stay in THR zone?
1.Take HR measurements several times during activity
2. Reduce exercise intensity
Normal Core Temp?
97.7 -99.5 F
Where is core temp regulated?
Hypothalmus
How much energy do we use as heat?
75%
How much can core temp go?
104+
How can heat be lost? (4)
convection
evaporation
radiation
conduction
Wind=?
Heat loss by Convection
Convection?
Process of losing heat through the movement of air or water molecule across the skin
EX: Fan
2hrs before exercise?
drink 16 ounces (2 cups) of fluid
should be ingested to promote hydration and allow time for exertion of excess water.
Hypothermia in water is how much greater heat loss than air movement?
25 times
Roles of resistance training
Traditional
Enhance sport performance
increase muscular size
Roles of resistance training
Current
1.enhance health and fitness parameters in previously trained people
2. glucose metabolism
3. management of body composition
How fast should you increase exercise?
10% max
Hypertrophy
Muscle increase in size
Hyperplasia
Increase in number of muscle size (hard to do)
Active REst
Reduced intensity
Still working out but in recovery mode
Microcycle
1 week cycle
(training phase)
Principle you use when you are better at lifting weight?
overload principle
If you are trying to gain size how many reps do you do?
6-12 reps
When you are doing endurance exercise ho long do you need to rest?
less than 30 secs
Muscle Atrophy
loss of muscle tissue
Whats the MAIN reason children should work out?
Increase Mineral/bone density
When pre go when do you have to prevent supine position?
after 1st trimester