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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Broken down to either pyruvic acid or lactic acid. Creates 2 units of ATP from glucose and 3 ATP from glycogen. 30-50 sec/ 8-12 reps
Circuit
Glycolis
Straight Percentage Method: Zone Three
Pronation Distortion Syndrome: Altered Joint Mechanics/Increased
2. Receives O2 blood and pumps to body
Beta Blockers
Folic Acid
Left Ventricle
VO2 R (uptake reserve)
3. Connective tissue surrounding fascicles
Sarcoplasm
Respiratory: Bones Responsible (3)
Perimysium
Synergistic Dominance
4. On obese Clients - Comparisons/Progressions - Assessing Fat Patterns & Distributions - Inexpensive - Easy to Record - Little Technician Error - Waist Circumference - Waist to Hip Ratio
Nickel
Uses for Circumference Measurements(8)
High Risk Stretches: Straight leg toe touch
Chromium
5. 20% of TEE
TEF
Physical Activity- how much
Vitamin B Carrotene
Overhead Squat-Lateral View-LPHC-Low back Arches-Underactive Muscles
6. Gastrocnemius/soleus - TFL/IT band - Lats
All or Nothing Law
Vitamin D
Insoluble Fiber
Functional Stretching:Self Myofascial Release
7. Circuits
Systolic
RMR
Lower Crossed Syndrome: Altered Joint Mechanics: Increased
SAQ Drills: Weightloss
8. Refers to position farther away from midline
Molybdenum
Molybdenum
Lateral
Lifestyle questions (2)
9. Highest rate of oxygen achieved @ physical exertion
Excessive Forward Leaning: Underactive Muscles
Objective Information
Niacin
VO2 Max
10. Ability to accelerate - decelerate - stabilize and change direction quickly while maintaining proper posture
Head & Cervical Spine
Vasodilators: Heart Rate/Blood Pressure
Agility
Upper Crossed Syndrome: Altered Joint Mechanics: Increased
11. Muscle inhibition caused by a tight agonist - which inhibits its functional antagonist
Synergistic Dominance
Pushing Test
Altered Reciprocal Inhibition
Overhead Squat-Anterior View-Knees-Move Inward-Overactive
12. Using phosphocreatine to an ADP molecule enough to start the ATP process over - simplest and fastest - high intensity - short duration workouts - 10-15 sec.
ATP-PC System
Magnesium
Riboflavin (b2)
TFL
13. Builds high end work capacity
Nickel
Training Zone 3
Three Basic Compensatory Patters
Bronchodilators
14. Cannot be manufactured by the body so must be obtained from food and other sources. 'If Larry Loves Melony; Peter then throws vegetables'
Par-Q
Autogenic Inhibition
Erector Spinae
Essential Amino Acids
15. Down - Down
Straight Percentage Method: Zone Three
Soleus
Beta Blockers : Heart Rate/ Blood Pressure
Core
16. Actin (thin and stringlike) and myosin (thick). Help Contract Muscles
Myofilaments
Lower Crossed Syndrome: Possible Injuries
Peroneus Longus
Inferior
17. Swings across knee joint (short)
Poplites
Respiratory: Muscles Responsible (2) EXPIRATION
Insulin
Corrective Stretching: Myofascial Release - & Static Stretching
18. Elevated thyroid hormone concentration
Iodine
Synergistic Dominance
Dynamic Range of Motion
Training Zone 2
19. Position above reference
Superior
Concentric Phase
Drawing in Maneuver
General Warm-up
20. Transport blood away from heart
Niacin
Force Couples: Plantarflexion at foot & ankle
Arteries
Frontal
21. Inner - center shoulder muscles
Proximal
Peroneus Longus
Rhomoid
Frontside Mechanics
22. Cardiotoxic effects- should not be taken unless in form of b12
Overhead Squat-Anterior View-Knees-Move Inward-Overactive
Upper crossed Syndrome: Short Muscles
Knees Move Inward: Under Active
Cobalt
23. Upper Traps - Sternocleidomastoid - Levator Scapulae
Extensibility
Pushing Assessment-Shoulder Complex-Shoulder Elevation-Overactive
Bronchodilators
VO2 R (uptake reserve)
24. Anterior Tibialis - Posterior Tibialis - Glute max/med. - Transversus abdominis - Internal oblique
Feet Turn Out: Over active
Muscle Spindle Fibers
Lower Crossed Syndrome: Lengthened Muscles
Ipsilateral
25. Hip Flexors - Erector Spinae
Posterior
Feet Turn Out: Over active
Pushing Assessment-Low Back Arches-Overactive
Extensibility
26. Bisects body into right and left sides
Lower Crossed Syndrome: Lengthened Muscles
Speed
Respiratory: Bones Responsible (3)
Sagital Plane
27. 1.2-1.7 (.5-.8grams/lb)
VO2 R (uptake reserve)
Peroneus Longus
Recommended Protein Levels: Strength Athletes
Sagital Plane
28. Anterior Tibialis - Glute Max - Erector Spinae
Sternocloidmastoid
Vitamin K
Overhead Squat-Lateral View-LPHC-Forward lean-Underactive Muscles
Upper Crossed Syndrome: Altered Joint Mechanics: Increased
29. To move with efficiency - forces - must be dampened - stabilized - and accelerated
Excessive Forward Leaning: Overactive Muscles
Iron
Integrated Performance Paradigm
Veins
30. Hypertension - congestive heart failure
Training Zone 2
Nitrates
Upper Crossed Syndrome: Altered Joint Mechanics: Increased
Alarm reaction: Delayed onset Muscle Soreness
31. Diaphragm - external intercostals - scalenes - sternocleidomastoid - pectorals minor
Respiratory: Muscles Responsible (5) INSPIRATION
Speed
Reciprocal Inhibition
Feet Turn Out: Under Active
32. Exercises that generate quick powerful movement - explosive concentric muscle contraction preceded by an eccentric muscle action
Vanadium
Recommended Protein Levels: Strength Athletes
Plyometric training
Nitrates
33. Larger muscle in center of neck
TFL
TEE OR TDEE
Longus Coli
Upper Crossed Syndrome
34. Anterior tilt to pelvis (arched lower back)
Subjective Information
Ventilator Threshold
Pushing Assessment-Head-Forward-Overactive
Lower Crossed Syndrome
35. Circuits
Peroneus Longus
SAQ Drills: Weightloss
Selenium
VO2 Max
36. .86 and .95
Pulling Assessment-LPHC-Low Back Arches-Underactive Muscles
Head & Cervical Spine
Straight Percentage Method: Zone Three
Feet Turn Out: Under Active
37. High stress on neck - shoulders - and spine
Vitamin B Carrotene
Overtraining
Bronchodilators
High Risk Stretches: Shoulder stand
38. Designed to determine the safety or possible risk of exercising for a client based on the answers to specific health questions. Aimed to identify those who are at risk for cardiovascular disease
Par-Q
Assessing Cardiovascular Health
Recommended Protein Levels: Endurance Athletes
High Risk Stretches: Shoulder stand
39. Alteration of parathyroid hormone levels - reduced bone mineral density
Polyunsaturated
lient Medical History (4)
Phosphorous
VMO
40. Just under glute max
Popular Joints: Saddle
Upper Crossed Syndrome: Lengthened Muscles
Piriformis
3 Majors Muscle Types
41. Traps - Rhomboid - Rotator Cuff
Niacin
Do Not...
Arms Fall Forward: Underactive
Levator Scapulae
42. Inappropriate muscles take over the function of a weak or inhibited prime mover
Essential Amino Acids
Synergistic Dominance
Pronation Distortion Syndrome: Short Muscles
Feet Turn Out: Under Active
43. Cellular plasm containing glycogen - fats - minerals - and myoglobin
Par-Q
zinc
Sarcoplasm
Corrective Stretching: Myofascial Release - & Static Stretching
44. Flat feet and adducted and internally rotated knees
Abduction
Arteries
Pronation Distortion Syndrome
Force Couples: Plantarflexion at foot & ankle
45. Large part of calve - sits over soleus
zinc
Phosphorous
Gastrocnemius
VMO
46. Deceleration - yielding - loading - counter movement - or cocking phase. Increases muscle spindle activity by prestretching the muscle
Eccentric Phase
Iodine
Upper Crossed Syndrome: Altered Joint Mechanics: Decreased
Excessive Forward Leaning: Underactive Muscles
47. Upper Traps - Levator Scapulae - Sternocloidmastoid - Scalenes - Lats - Teres Major - Subscapularis - Pecs major/minor
Force Couples: Produce hip & knee movements during exercise
Stride Rate
Upper crossed Syndrome: Short Muscles
Iron
48. Headaches - Biceps tendonitis - Rotator Cuff Inpingement - Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
Troponin
Body Fat Comp: Men VS. Women
Erector Spinae
Upper Crossed Syndrome: Possible Injuries
49. Increases aerobic and anaerobic endurance
Diastolic
Force Couples: Produce hip & knee movements during exercise
Training Zone 2
Overhead Squat-Anterior View-Knees-Move Inward-Underactive
50. Hip Flexor - erector spinae - latissumus dorsi
Low Back Arch: Overactive Muscles
Vitamin A
Veins
Altered Arthorkinetic Dysfuction