Strength Training Machines
Vocabulary
Fitness Trackers
Heart Rate Monitors
Vocabulary
100

Why are strength training machines important?

They provide a fixed plane of motion.

100

Circuit Training

As series of exercises performed one after another with minimal rest.

100

What is a fitness tracker?

Fitness trackers track your progress and activity level throughout your day.

100

What does a heart rate monitor do?

Provide data and tracking of a person's heart response to exercise

100

Perturbation

An alteration of the body's current state caused by the application of an external force

200

What is a benefit to using a machine?

Creates Stability for unstable individuals.

200

Proprioceptively Enriched Environment

An unstable exercise environment

200

Give 3 examples of fitness trackers:

FitBit

Apple Watch

Aura rings


200

How long is the cycle that tracks the heart beat?

1 minute

200

Loaded Movement Training

Adding additional weight or load to dynamic, full-body, multiplanar movements.

300

What is a pro of strength machine training?

Can emphasize certain muscle groups.

300

Proprioception

Body's ability to naturally sense its general orientation

300

What are some benefits of wearing a fitness tracker?

Motivation

Accountability

Medical Purposes


300

What does a fast or slow heart rate indicate?

A fast heart rate indicates a greater output needed for the exercise. A slower heart rate indicates a lower exertion needed for the exercise being done.

300

Suspended Bodyweight Training

A form of resistance training that uses a system of ropes and webbing

400

What is a con of strength training on machines?

Many  machines don't allow for total body exercises.

400

Asymmetrical Resistance Loading

Unequal resistance force

400

What is the purpose of nutrition apps?

They help count calories, meal prep, and reach goal weights.

400

What is a chest strap?

A strap that goes across the chest and takes your pulse then sends it to it's receiver.

400

Antirotational Exercises

Core exercises performed in a manner in which the exerciser resists forces that cause torso rotation

500

What are the machines designed for?

Machines are designed for single or multi-joint typically in fixed plane of motion

500

Loaded Movement Training

Adding additional weight to a full body movement

500

How do fitness apps contribute to the community?

They allow accessibility to at home workouts, provide workout plans for individuals with specific needs, and provide an individual with a community around them.

500

What is the ideal heart rate zone?

135-195 bpm

500

Modalities

 tools that are designed to enhance an exercise