CR
Muscular
Physiology
Training
Stretching
100

The decline in cardio fitness happens at this rate compared to the loss of muscle strength or power

What is faster?

100

One purpose of warming up is to raise this in the muscles before exercise

What is temperature?

100

Having more body fat can slow this process that helps keep your body cool

What is heat loss?

100

This type of fitness measures how well your heart and lungs supply oxygen during long periods of exercise

What is cardiorespiratory endurance?

100

You do this when you have a cramp or cramps start to form

What is stretching?

200

Cardio fitness levels start to noticeably decline after this amount of time without training

What is 2–3 weeks?

200

This is the main limiting factor when your muscles get tired during repeated contractions over time

What is anerobic capacity?

200

This state occurs when long-term overtraining leads to drops in performance and health.

What is overtraining syndrome?

200

This training principle means practice and workouts should mimic game-day conditions for the best results.

What is specificity?

200

This kind of stretching, involving movement through range of motion, is best right before competition.

What is dynamic stretching?

300

This well-known equation predicts your maximum ability to use oxygen during exercise

What is the Fick equation?

300

Early strength gains from a new training program come mostly from  

What is improved neuromuscular skill?

300

To make training harder without adding more intensity or time, you could reduce this aspect of your workouts

What is recovery time?

300

This is the name for the longest phase of training, covering the whole season or year

What is a macrocycle?

300

A muscle that moves easily through its range of motion uses less energy. This describes what trait?

What is flexibility?

400

This type of athlete benefits most from a cool-down to help clear waste products from the muscles

What is a middle-distance runner?

400

Strength loss from stopping training is mostly due to reduced activation of these muscle fibers.

What are type IIx fibers?

400

This buildup in the blood and muscles is one reason endurance performance drops during fatigue

What is lactic acid?

400

This level of training load is challenging enough to cause improvement, but not too hard to cause burnout.

What is acute overload?

400

This is one reason why holding a stretch for too long can make muscles weaker temporarily

What is reduced ability to store elastic energy?

500

Very short, near-max effort intervals help build this energy system.

What is the phosphagen system?

500

Anaerobic athletes who do too much cardio may see this change in muscle size

What is smaller muscles?

500

The ratio of these two hormones is used as a marker to see if an athlete is overtrained

What is testosterone to cortisol?

500

To train the creatine phosphate system, this long passive rest is recommended between short sprints

What is a 1:12 work-to-rest ratio?

500

This phenomenon explains why power is not reduced after using moving stretches before a workout.

What is post-activation potentiation?