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Define muscle imbalance.
Changing a muscle's length surrounding a joint.
Define obesity.
*Considerably overweight
*BMI>30 or 39 lbs over recommended weight for height
Define overweight:
*BMI 25-29.9 or 25-30 pounds over recommended weight for height
Define blood lipids.
*Cholesterol & triglycerides
*Carried in the bloodstream by high-density lipoproteins (HDL) and low-density lipoproteins (LDL)
What are the 2 equations used to calculate BMI?
1. BMI=703(lb/(in^2))
2. BMI=kg/(m^2)
Define Diabetes Mellitus.
Chronic metabolic disorder from low insulin that negatively impacts carbohydrate usage and increases fat & protein use
Define deconditioned.*
Lost physical fitness including muscle imbalances, decreased flexibility & lack of core and joint stability.
Define proprioception.
All sensory input to CNS about body position and limb movement.
Define proprioceptively enriched environment.
Unstable (but controllable) physical situation when exercises are performed causing the body to use internal balance and stabilization
What are the 3 levels of the OPT model of training?*
1. Stabilization
2. Strength
3. Power
Define muscular endurance.
Muscle's ability to contract for a long time.
Define neuromuscular efficiency.
Neuromuscular system enables muscles to work together in all planes of motion.
Define prime mover.
Muscle that is the initial and main source of motive power.
Define superset.
2 exercises performed back-to-back without resting in between.
Define rate of force production.
Muscle exerts maximal force output in a short time.
What are the 5 phases of training with the OPT model?*
1. Stabilization Endurance
2. Strength Endurance
3. Hypertrophy
4. Maximum Strength
5. Power