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Health Unit 2 Test

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Muscle strength the amount of force a muscle can produce in a single maximum effort
Muscle Endurance the ability of a muscle group or group of muscle to perform conditions against a force for an extended period of time
Set completing several sets of an exercise before moving on to another exercise
Load A burden of weight to be carried or lifted
Force Strength or energy as an attribute to physical action or movement
Durability the ability to exist for a long period of time without a significant deterioration in quality or value
Recovery Time the time between lifting that your muscles need in order to be ready to be used for another lifting session
Power is proportional to the speed in which you can apply maximum force
Repetition the number of times you can complete a single exercise before taking a break
Technique the way in which you lift a weight or object
Circuit Training a combination of aerobic exercises and resistance training stations to target fat loss and muscle building and heart and lung fitness
Free weights weights that are not attached to a muscle that is driven by a cable or pulley
10 benefits of muscle strength and endurance build more lean muscle mass, increase muscle mass, move through your daily activities easier, better sports performance, improves thinking process, high self-esteem, reduces pain, helps with balance and stability, prevents injury, reduces body fat
what are two exercises that can improve your core and posture (abdominals)? planks and abdominal crunches
What are two exercises that can improve your strength to pick up heavy things? push-ups and lat pulldowns
What are two exercises that can improve your upper leg and buttock? squats and lunge
What are two exercises that can improve your upper arm? bicep curls and pull-ups
How many times a week should an adult engage in muscle strength training? 2 or more days
How many times a week should a child or adolescent take part in muscle strengthening activities? at least 3 days a week
What is the best way to build muscle? resistance training
In order to measure muscle strength, it is best to use what method? 1 RM
When using any type of muscle training modality, it is always best to use? Correct Lifting Technique
What is hypertrophy? an increase and growth of muscle cells therefore gaining muscle size
Why are rest days important when trying to gain muscle? so that your muscle that has been used and maxed can rest and go through a micro tar and repair and the grow process
What are 4 ways to gain muscle without using machines or free weights? medicine ball, resistance bands, battle rope resistance, and your own body weight
What kind of food source is important in growing muscle? protein
Explain what role fast twitch and slow twitch play in gaining muscle strength and endurance? Slow twitch enables endurance activities like long distance running. Fast twitch are good for sprinting and other activities that require power or strength.
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