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Weight Training

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Common name
Answer
largest tendon in the body   Achilles Tendon  
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After completing one or more consecutive repetitions   Set  
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Jawbone   Mandible  
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Neck   Sterno-Mastoid (turns head)  
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Trap   Trapezius (raises shoulders)  
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Shoulder   Deltoid (lifts Arm)  
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Chest   Pectoral Major (pulls arms towards chest lifts ribs)  
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Front of arm   Biceps (raises forearm)  
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Back of arm   Triceps (lowers arm)  
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Mid-Upper back   Latissimus Dorsi (moves ribs)  
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Abs   Rectus Abdominus  
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Love Handles   External Oblique (flattens abdomen)  
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Upper Butt   Gluteus Medius  
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Lower but   Gluteus Maximus  
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Upper Thigh   Sartorius (rotates thigh)  
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Back of thigh   Hamstring Muscle (bends leg at knee)  
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Calf   Gastrocnemius (raises heel)  
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Head   Skull  
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Collar bone   Clavicle  
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Shoulder blade   Scapula  
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Breast Bone/Chest Plate   Sternum  
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Upper arm bone   Humerus  
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Back   Spine  
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Lower arm Bones   Radius & Ulna  
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Lowest Vertebrae   Sacrum  
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Tailbone   Coccyx  
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Upper leg bone   Femur  
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Knee Cap   Patella  
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Lower leg bones   Tibia & Fibula  
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Pre toes   Metatarsal Bones  
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Number of consecutive efforts (contractions) in any given exercise   Repetition  
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Beginning with full flexion and extension of movement   Full range of motion  
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Series of striations (strands+bellies ) which make up a larger one   Muscle group  
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#1 priority. Be like the tortise!   Safety First  
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Connects bone to bone   Ligament  
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Connects bone to muscle   Tendon  
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Waste product of muscular contraction   Lactic acid  
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Smaller groups of muscle which are distinctly separated but make up a larger body   Muscle bellies  
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Safety technique; aide in helping a partner to preform greater   Spotting  
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Helping a partner preform after he is no longer able to do it all by himself   Forced repetition  
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Muscle shrinkage due to lack of activity   Atrophy  
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Muscle increase due to activity load increased   Hypertrophy  
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Exercise which improves efficiency of heart, lungs, etc.   Cardiovascular Endurance  
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If proper stretching used - lifting will benefit   Warm up technique  
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Tightness, packed. Dense muscles weigh more   Muscle density  
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Male hormone responsible for muscle development   Testosterone  
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Foremost in gaining size and strength without injury   Correct form  
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Pure girth   Muscle size  
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Out during hard part, give explosiveness   Breathing technique  
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1 time lift all out! Test overall strength off muscle group   Maximum lift  
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