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These muscle fibers are larger and produce more force.
What are type 2?
Person does not plan on exercising within the next 6 months.
What is precontemplation?
The main hormone associated with diabetes, secreted by the pancreas.
What is insulin?
The distance covered in one stride.
Stride Length
Most common barrier to exercise
A process maintaining stable bodily equilibrium
What is homeostasis?
These respond to stretch within a muscle.
What are muscle spindles?
Person is planning on exercising within the next 6 months.
What is contemplation?
The two components of the central nervous system.
What is the brain and spinal cord?
Ability to move as fast as possible in one direction.
What is speed?
Characterized by seeking rewards or recognition from others.
What is extrinsic motivation?
Two basic types of disease.
What is acute and chronic?
Describes the human body as a connection of interdependent links.
What is the kinetic chain?
Person has mapped our their exercise plan but hasn't started yet.
What is preparation?
Muscle fiber type that is most resistant to fatigue?
What are type I fibers?
What two variables are the product of speed?
Stride rate and stride length
This is an example: "What can you tell me about your medical history"?
What is an open-ended question.
Qualified to counsel individuals diagnosed with depression using exercise as a treatment.
What is psychologist or psychiatrist?
Muscle contraction occurs without a change in muscle length.
What is isometric?
Person has been exercising for less than 6 months.
What is action?
This part of the nervous system increases heart rate; also known as the fight or flight system.
What is the sympathetic nervous system?
Ability to start, stop, and change direction.
What is agility?
Number of phases in the OPT model.
What is 5?
Type of cholesterol that tends to increase the risk of cardiovascular disease.
What is LDL?
The two components that make up a muscle sarcomere.
What is actin and myosin?
Person has been exercising consistently for greater than 6 months.
What is maintenance?
Component of blood is primarily responsible for clotting wounds.
What are platelets?
The name of this drill.
What is the LEFT test/drill?