“ACSM Complete Guide to Fitness & Health” Second Edition, by Human Kinetics, 2017
Q: List one of the 5 components of fitness and include an exercise that can help you achieve that…
A: An individual's optimal health and overall well-being are denied by the broad term fitness. In…
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A: Introduction: One-third of the connective tissue is the bone, and are they are impregnated with…
Q: failure of HR to decrease by _________ during the 1st minute or by ______ by the end of the 2nd…
A: Heart rate recovery (HRR), which is frequently defined as the drop in heart rate one minute after…
Q: Muscular Development Training Enhance stabilization endurance while increasing prime mover strength.…
A: OPT means optimum performance training model. It has 5 phases. The phases (1 to 5)of OPT model are…
Q: Detraining occurs rapidly. How long does it take for changes in metabolic and exercise capacity to…
A: Detraining is the incomplete or complete loss of training incited variations, because of a lacking…
Q: Develop a comprehensive plan to assess the biomechanics of walking gait using instrumentation tools…
A: Comprehensive plan to assess the biomechanics of walking gait using instrumentation tools as an…
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A: The skeletal system of human arms and hands consists of three long bones. The long bone in the arm…
Q: Rating of perceived exertion (RPE) can represented on a scale of ________ or ________ . Group…
A: The Borg rating of perceived exertion scale (RPE scale) is a commonly used quantitative measure of…
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A: Introduction: One-third of the connective tissue is the bone, and are they are impregnated with…
Q: 4 of 10 What phase of the OPT model aims to improve movement patterns and enhances stabilization of…
A: OPT means optimum performance training model. It has 5 phases. The phases (1 to 5)of OPT model are…
Q: Exercise is defined as Group of answer choices bodily movement with specific rules and competition…
A: Exercise is an essential component of a healthy lifestyle. Exercise helps to keep our body fit and…
Q: Design an aerobic training program for a male high school cross country team in off season training…
A: An aerobic training program focuses on improving the body's ability to efficiently utilize oxygen…
Q: Lactate is a fuel source during exercise O True O False
A: The cellular respiration is the process that ultimately provides energy by the breakdown of glucose…
Q: QUESTION 22 Which of these statements is false? O Physical activity increases the risk of adverse…
A: One of the reasons for the rapid rise in obesity in adults and children is the inexpensive…
Q: Which phase of the Optimum Performance Training (OPT) model is designed to teach optimal movement…
A: Everyone can gain from concentrating portion of their training on stability exercises, whether they…
Q: An adult dose of cisatracurium, a skeletal muscle relaxant, is 3.4 mg. If this drug is administered…
A: Drug Calculation forms an important component of administering drugs to patients as per their drug…
Q: What kind of research design was used by Hobson et al. to study the effects of beta-alanine…
A: Beta-alanine is a naturally occurring, non-essential amino acid produced in the body. It serves as a…
Q: Create a cool down for the activity/sport you are building your fitness plan around. Remember to…
A: Cooling down with minimal aerobic exercise allows the heart and body to eventually return to their…
Q: Which of the following would happen under the constrained physical activity model? O a. Individuals…
A: A state of "physical fitness" can be defined as a condition of well-being. Bodily health is a…
Q: MTOR activation has roles in the effects of both aerobic and resistance training O True False
A: mTOR mTOR or mammalian target of rapamycin is a growth regulator protein and controls most of the…
Q: Which of the following is an issue related to the relationship between strength and endurance? Age…
A: Strength can be defined as the force one put out to lift a weight. Endurance can be defined as the…
Q: 24) Which of the following changes can contribute to strength gain of muscle? * Both A and B B.…
A: A muscle is made up of a collection of muscle tissues that contract collectively to generate force.…
Q: what is exercise? write an evaluation of your physical activity level. How much are you exercising…
A: In this context, investigating individual exercise propensities, comparing them to prescribed rules…
Q: "Needs Analysis" for a female volleyball player (you will need to research the sport)! Create a…
A: Conducting a needs analysis for a female volleyball player is basic to understand the particular…
Q: Peter Parker, a 28 year old male comes to you and wants to run a 5K in 2 months. He has no prior…
A: 1 .Before starting any exercise program, it's crucial to ensure Peter's readiness and safety. Here's…
Q: Provide me with a trending exercise myth or fitness myth about aerobic endurance training. Then…
A: Performing the aerobic work-out routinely strengthens the heart and lungs and works on your flow,…
Q: Define a motor unit and explain how utlization of motor units is the same or different for moving a…
A: The nervous system consists of the central nervous system and peripheral nervous system. The brain…
Q: One of the physiologic effects of heat acclimatization is a more rapid process of evaporative…
A: All these questions are related to exercise physiology which is the branch of biology Exercise…
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- what is the answer?The following graph is simulated (but realistic) data from a VO₂max trial of a human athlete running (no gait changes). Estimate and label the following variables: VO2 (ml/kg/min) 1. VO₂max 2. Incremental cost of locomotion 3. Maximum aerobic speed 4. RMR + postural costs 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 MPHHello this is from a study guide. I don’t think my answer is correct could you please give me the correct answer so I can study with it and hopefully do good on my exam in 2 days. God bless.
- USING AN 8 WEEK AEROBICWORKOUT PROGRAM Analyze the program using the FITT principle and the PROS concepts (write out what each letter stands for and then write what the program does/does not include as it relates to that particular principle). • Write out the stated "goal of the program you chose (eg. Improve 5k performance, marathon performance, etc.). In your opinion, based upon what we learned in class, is this program designed in a manner to actually achieve its stated goal. Provide evidence to justify your answer. Make recommendations about what you would change about the program in order to make it better adhere to the FITT principle and PROS concepts and to help it meet its stated goal. • Use the heart rate reserve method to calculate what YOUR target heart rate during exercise would be if you followed the recommended training programIs a good VO2 max important for anaerobic athletes? Use the figure below to explain your answer while providing examples to justify your response.How else could you represent these data? Glycogen Levels in Calf normal Muscle during Treadmill Reported Effort during Treadmill Running extreme Running 75% heavy 50% moderate 25% light 3 0 3 2 time (hours) 1 2 time (hours) On one graph, with the same x-axis and 2 y- axes On one graph, with effort level on the x-axis instead of the y On one graph, with muscle glycogen level on the x-axis instead of the y On one graph, with the same y-axis and 2 x- axes muscle glycogen level O effort level
- Why physical fitness is important and how are we going to be physically fit?6 of 10 [Matching 1/5] Matching Questions For: Stabilization Endurance Training Elicits muscular growth. Enhance muscular endurance, ROM and core. Enhances strength capabilities Improves velocity of movement and athleticism Enhance stabilization endurance while increasing prime mover strength. iii Next ▶Beginning an endurance training programme can increase body weight because in the first few days of training because of: increased heart size. increase in total volume of blood. increased fat accumulation. increased muscle cell size. retention of water in the mitochondria.