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AI Generated: Methods and Principl
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Define the principle of specificity in training.
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Which principle of training involves gradually increasing the intensity of exercise over time?
Progression
Specificity
Overload
Reversibility
What does the acronym FITT stand for in relation to exercise prescription?
Frequency, Intensity, Type, Time
Flexibility, Intensity, Technique, Tempo
Fast, Intense, Tough, Tiring
Fuel, Intake, Target, Test
Rest is an important component of a training program.
True
False
Which of the following are considered methods of training? Select all that apply.
Interval training
Cycling
Stretching
Circuit training
Which principle focuses on tailoring exercises to achieve desired goals?
Consistency
Recovery
Progressive overload
Specificity
Which method involves alternating high and low-intensity workouts?
Resistance training
Circuit training
Interval training
Flexibility training
Which method involves pushing a muscle to its max output?
Maximal effort
Endurance training
Speed training
Submaximal effort
What is the principle of progression in training programs?
Gradual increase in intensity
Consistent intensity levels
Sudden intensity changes
No changes in intensity
Which method focuses on varying exercise routines for development?
Minimal exercise variation
Repeated exercises
Cross-training
Static training
What is a key aspect of the overload principle in training?
Decreasing demands
Maintaining same demands
Ignoring body's limits
Increasing demands on the body
What should be considered in the specificity principle of training?
No goal setting
Unstructured routines
Random activities
Fitness goals