RT terms and definitions Flashcards

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1
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Define REP

A

performing an exercise through a full range of movement

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Define ROM

A

range of movement

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define DROM

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dynamic range of movement

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define positive phase

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the phase where you overcome gravity - “the lifting phase”

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5
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define negative phase

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the phase where you resist gravity “ the lowering phase”

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define a SET

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a group of REP’s

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define prime muscle

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the primary mover - the muscle that is contracting to produce the movement. also known as the agonist.

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define assisting muscle

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the secondary mover - the muscles assisting the primary mover also called the synergist.

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define antagonistic pair

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a pair of muscles that have opposite effects to eachother. eg, biceps and triceps

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define isotonic contractions

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isotonic contractions are those that cause the muscle to change length as it contracts and causes movement of a body part.

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define concentric phase

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the lifting phase. the muscle fibers move closer together. we always exhale during the concentric phase.

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define ecentric phase

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the lowering phase. the muscle fibres move further away. we always inhale during the ecentric phase.

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explain what it is meant by a compound exercise.

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it is also known as a multiple joint exercise. these are exercises that work or use 2 or more joints.

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define joint

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a point where 2 bones meet.

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explain what it is meant by an isolation exercise.

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uses or works only 1 joint.

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16
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define isometric contractions

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no visible movement takes place.

17
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define a circuit

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a group of exercises performed for one set until all the exercises are complete

18
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define training age

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the age in months or years the client is training. it is the length of time a person is training on a consistent basis without a break.

19
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explain the “training effect”

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whatever workout you are doing gives you the desired effect.

20
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define strength training

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any form of resistance training engaged in to enhance muscle strength.

21
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define resistance training

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any form of exercise that causes muscles to work and contract against an external force.

22
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define weight training

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any form of resistance training where weights are used to provide resistance to challenge your strength.

23
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define body building

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differs from strength training in that its primary goals are to maximise muscle mass while reducing body fat.

24
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define hypertrophy

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pure muscle building

25
define olympic weight lifting
an explosive movement and a sport that features 2 lifts - clean and jerk, snatch
26
name 5 benefits of resistance training
lose weight build muscle increase physical fitness enhance physical appearance strengthens bones
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name and explain the 2 types of metabolism
anabolic - building up catabolic - breaking down
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what 6 things should you look out for during resistance training?
safety tempo technique body alignment breathing brace abdominals