Exercise 101
Resistance Training
Cardiorespiratory Training
Exercise & Stress
Exercise & Sleep
100
What does FITT stand for?
Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type
100
When designing your resistance training program that includes every primary muscle group every session, how many sessions do you plan each week and how much rest do you include between each session?
3-4 days a week with 1 day's rest between sessions
100
Name 3 "cardio" stations in our vigorous workouts that included one piece of equipment.
Jumprope, rowing machine, box jumps, BOSU squat jumps, BOSU footwork, Step ups, TRX mountain climbers
100
What are the 3 A's of stress management?
Avoid, Alter, Adapt
100
What is the recommended number of hours of sleep each night?
8 hours
200
The third and final stage of exercise progression is POWER. What are the first two stages?
Stabilization and Strength
200
Amount of weight lifted, number of repetitions and length of time are 3 components of workload that will change the _______of your resistance training workout.
Intensity
200
What is the minimum number of frequency AND ideal number of frequency of cardio sessions per week?
Minimum= 3 sessions per week, Ideal= 5-6 sessions per week or EVERYDAY
200
What "mood boosting" hormones are increased naturally through exercise?
endorphins
200
What is the minimum hours recommended between your workout and bed time?
3 hours
300
Warming up, using proper technique, understanding the difference between pain and fatigue, cooling down and taking recovery time are several ways to ______________.
Reduce the risk of injury.
300
Exercises that involve multiple joint movements and work several muscles or muscle groups at one time are called_________________
Compound exercises
300
What is the recommended time for a cardiovascular training session?
20-60 minutes
300
What is the first step in developing a stress management plan?
Identify personal sources and symptoms of stress
300
Sleep is when your body does nearly all of its ________________.
Recovery
400
Studies have shown that there are five primary factors that motivate people to adhere to their exercise plan. Four are: pleasure, health/fitness benefits, improvement in appearance, social opportunities. Name the fifth.
THRILL!
400
What are the 5 major muscle groups?
Chest, Back, Abdominals, Arms /Shoulders, Legs/Buttocks
400
"220-age" is the equation to find out your approximate ____________.
Maximum heart rate
400
In our workshop we identified an effective way to trigger the relaxation response. What was it?
Meditation
400
Weight gain, inability to focus, increase in stress hormones and decrease in immune function are consequences of _______________.
Sleep Deprivation
500
Name the 3 "M" cycles of exercise planning.
Macrocycle, Mesocycle, and Microcycle
500
In several of our workshops we introduced 6 Key Principles of Training. Name 3.
Overload, Progression, Regression, Adaptation or Variation, Recovery, Reversibility
500
Hearst rate is a great way to monitor what FITT category of your workout?
Intensity
500
What does the graph represent?
How the body responds to stress
500
When we exercise, the brain compensates for physical stress by increasing _________________.
DEEP Sleep
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