Rest Time
Movement
Nutrition
Sets/Reps
Training Principles
100

This is the standard rest between sets for a Hypertrophy training block

What is 60-90 seconds?

100
The most common leg movement performed with multiple modalities 

What is Squat

100

This is the total amount of water (in cups) a women should drink per day

What is 8-10 cups per day

100

This is the standard rep scheme for a Hypertrophy style Program

What is 6-12 Repitions

100

This Training Principle describes changing or switching the training up periodically, to make more stimulative adaptations occur, while reducing wear/tear from the same repetitive movements.

what is Variation

200

This is the standard rest between sets for a ENDURANCE training block

What is 0-60 (also except 30-60 sec)

200

This movement is a combination of a squat and an overhead press & can be completed with DB or KB

What is a Squat Thruster

200

What is a general number of calories we can suggest for a member to put them in a caloric surplus/deficit

What is +/- 300 calories/ day

200

This is the standard rep scheme for an Endurance style Program

What is 12-20+ repititions

200

This priniciple describes the idea that training must get progressively more challenging (in volume, load, frequency, duration, intensity, etc.)

What is Progressive Overload

300

This is the standard rest between sets for POWER Training training block

What is 3-5 minutes
300

This is the least utilized training modality in the club

what is VipR

300

How can we measure food portions using our hand?

Healthy fat, Vegetable, Fruit, & Protein 

(show Us)

300

This is the standard rep scheme for a Strength Endurance style Program

what is 8-12 repititions

300

Utilizing a pallof press for a client on a golf sport specific program to mimic the movement plane of force production in the golf swing is an example of which Principle

What is Specificity

400

We can use this device to aid in our holding clients accountable to rest intervals

What is a stopwatch/timer

400

This modality would be best for training unilateral arm movements focused on power

What is Kettlebells

400

This number on the In-body scan gives us a tool/ resource to utilize for client/member's individual Protein consumption

What is their Lean Body Mass #

400

This range is the most optimal for muscular gain and hypertrophy training

What is 14-20 Sets per muscle group per week

400

After 6-8 weeks (2 months) of progressing a client's back squat in a GPP program, you now transition to a front squat, what is this an example of?

What is Variation

500

This is the standard rest between sets for Maximal Strength Adapations training block

What is 3-5 Min

500

This movement incorporates a client's Posterior Chain and their upper/mid back, into one combined movement (hint: it is in the EQX Programming Portal)

What is RDL to Bent over Row

500

How do you find someones TDEE from their in-body?

What does TDEE mean- in general terms?

Use BMR /.7 (70%) 

Total amount of calories needed to maintain current body as is

500

This is the % range clients should work in for 1-5 reps for Maximum Strength gains

what is 85-100%

500

Give the definition of Acute Overload

What is- The basic idea that any individual training session must provide (enough of) a stimulus that reaches a threshold of initiating physiological adaptations that can support improved performance(in desired outcome/goal)

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