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All of the following are temperature-related B - All of the selections provided are temperature-related benefits of a
benefits of a warm-up except: warm-up except for post-activation potentiation (PAP). PAP is a
neuromuscular benefit obtained when post-movement excitation in
A. Decreased viscous resistance working motor units enhances power and force output during
performance of a subsequent movement using the same tissue. This
B. Post-activation potentiation response is commonly elicited via the use of complex sets to improve
neuromuscular efficiency.
C. Increased oxygen delivery to working muscles
D. Improved byproduct buffering
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Which of the following would be an appropriate B - Dynamic movements and stretches for mobility enhancement are
protocol for pre-activity mobility? preferred over static stretches when performed directly before a training
bout. If static stretches are used just before strength and power activities,
A. Stretch the tissue for five minutes using active they may have ergolytic effects including a reduction in force and power
isolation stretches output. Dynamic stretches on the other hand will serve to prime the
nervous system for action, increase VO2 and promote an optimal increase
B. Perform dynamic movements through a full range in core temperature when used correctly.
of motion in all planes
C. Use active static stretching for each muscle
group before the training session
D. Foam roll the tissue before static stretching the
primary muscle groups to be used during training
Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf
Techniques
Coach
for Training
Athletic Strength
Performance
Techniques
Coach
for
Study
Training
Athletic
GuidePerformance
Techniques
and Conditioning
for
Study
Athletic
Guide
Strategies.pdf
Performance
and Conditioning
Study Guide
Strategies.pdf
and Conditioning Strategies.pdf
Strength Coach Training Techniques for
Athletic Performance Study Guide and
Conditioning Strategies
Guidehttps://www.stuvia.com/dashboard!@_)#*)(@$)($@*($@)($@*_
Strength Coach TrainingStrength
Techniques
Coach
for Training
Athletic Strength
Performance
Techniques
Coach
for
Study
Training
Athletic
GuidePerformance
Techniques
and Conditioning
for
Study
Athletic
Guide
Strategies.pdf
Performance
and Conditioning
Study Guide
Strategies.pdf
and Conditioning Strategies.pdf
,Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf
Terms in this set (27)
All of the following are temperature-related B - All of the selections provided are temperature-related benefits of a
benefits of a warm-up except: warm-up except for post-activation potentiation (PAP). PAP is a
neuromuscular benefit obtained when post-movement excitation in
A. Decreased viscous resistance working motor units enhances power and force output during
performance of a subsequent movement using the same tissue. This
B. Post-activation potentiation response is commonly elicited via the use of complex sets to improve
neuromuscular efficiency.
C. Increased oxygen delivery to working muscles
D. Improved byproduct buffering
Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf
, Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf
Which of the following would be an appropriate B - Dynamic movements and stretches for mobility enhancement are
protocol for pre-activity mobility? preferred over static stretches when performed directly before a training
bout. If static stretches are used just before strength and power activities,
A. Stretch the tissue for five minutes using active they may have ergolytic effects including a reduction in force and power
isolation stretches output. Dynamic stretches on the other hand will serve to prime the
nervous system for action, increase VO2 and promote an optimal increase
B. Perform dynamic movements through a full range in core temperature when used correctly.
of motion in all planes
C. Use active static stretching for each muscle
group before the training session
D. Foam roll the tissue before static stretching the
primary muscle groups to be used during training
Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf Strength Coach - TRAINING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE.pdf
