chapter 18 lesson 2 Flashcards

guidelines for plyometric training (7 cards)

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during plyometric training what is considered “intensity”

A

the distance covered and the amount of effort or stress applied by the muscles, connective tissue and joints. if technique is lost lower the intensity.

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what must a client exhibit before creating a plyometrics program

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total body strength, core strength, and balance

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what is plyometric “volume”

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is expressed as the number of foot contacts, throws or catches. An example would be the completion of three sets of five squat jumps, equating to a volume of 15 total squat jumps (3 × 5)

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plyometrics training frequency and recovery

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at least 24 hours in between intense plyometrics training

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5
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how long should the recovery be for novice plyometric trainers

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48 to 72 hours

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TRUE OR FALSE? As a general rule, clients should practice plyometric skills involving dual-foot drills before progressing to single-foot drills.

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true

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When introducing plyometric exercises, especially to new or beginner clients, movements should involve lower amplitude jumps, designed to establish which of the following?

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Optimal landing mechanics

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