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CANFITPRO STUDY EXAMS GUIDE ALL QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔55 and 90 - ✔✔The target heart rate training zone occurs between ___ and ____ %
of HR Max

✔✔Max HR= (220 - Age) - ✔✔What is the equation for determining a client's Maximum
Heart Rate (MHR)?

✔✔Target Heart Rate= MHR x %intensity - ✔✔What is the equation for determining a
client's Target Heart Rate (THR)?

✔✔Target HR= [(HRmax - Resting HR) x percentage] + Resting HR.... *Remember
HRmax is 220- age* - ✔✔What is the equation for determining Heart Rate Reserve
(HRR)? Also known as the Karvonen Formula.

✔✔40-60 - ✔✔For a beginner-intermediate exerciser, the warmup should be ___ -____
% intensity

✔✔10 Rep Max... Aka the maximum you can lift/pull/push etc. for 10 repetitions -
✔✔What does a 10 RM mean?

, ✔✔Power - ✔✔What is the purpose of 1-6 reps?

✔✔Strength and Size - ✔✔What is the purpose of 6-12 reps?

✔✔Endurance - ✔✔What is the purpose of 12 or more reps?

✔✔Safe, Enjoyable, Effective, and Efficient - ✔✔What are the four components of a
strong program design?

✔✔4 seconds in the eccentric phase, no pause, 2 seconds in the concentric phase, no
pause - ✔✔If a tempo reads 4:0:2:0, what does that mean?

✔✔Tell, Show, Do - ✔✔When directing a client, what 3 things should you do so that
they understand?

✔✔Front - ✔✔Anterior refers to the

✔✔Back - ✔✔Posterior refers to the

✔✔Middle - ✔✔Medial refers to the

✔✔Outside - ✔✔Lateral refers to the

✔✔Excitability - ✔✔The ability of the muscle tissue to carry an action potential which
initiates muscle contraction is called

✔✔Contractility - ✔✔This refers to the response of the muscle cell to the electrical
impulse. The muscle cell responds by shortening, pulling the two ends of the muscle
toward each other

✔✔Extensibility - ✔✔This allows the muscle to be lengthened without damaging the
tissue

✔✔Elasticity - ✔✔This allows the muscle to return to its resting length after being
shortened or lengthened

✔✔Stages of Change model - ✔✔The most popular way to look at behaviour change is
the transtheoretical model, also known as the ______

✔✔Fatty Acid Oxidation system - ✔✔This energy system produces 100 or more
ATP/fatty acid molecule

✔✔Aerobic (glycolytic) system - ✔✔This energy system produces 38 ATP/glucose
molecules

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