NSCA CPSS FINAL EXAM AND PRACTICE
EXAM QUESTIONS 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100%
CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY
GRADED A+
What is the relationship between muscle force
output and movement velocity?
a) Muscle force output is independent of movement
velocity.
b) Muscle force output increases with movement
velocity.
c) Muscle force output decreases with movement
velocity.
d) Muscle force output remains constant regardless
of movement velocity. - ....ANSWER...c) Muscle force
output decreases with movement velocity.
What does it mean to be a "strong athlete" in the
context of movement velocity?
,a) Being able to produce the highest force in low-
velocity conditions.
b) Being able to produce the highest force in high-
velocity conditions.
c) Being able to produce high amounts of force
across all velocity conditions.
d) Being able to produce force at a constant velocity
regardless of resistance. - ....ANSWER...c) Being able
to produce high amounts of force across all velocity
conditions.
How is maximal force capability at low velocities
correlated with maximal force capability at high
velocities?
a) They are highly and systematically correlated.
b) They are moderately correlated.
c) They are poorly correlated.
d) There is no correlation between the two. -
....ANSWER...c) They are poorly correlated.
,What should coaches assess and monitor to
understand an athlete's strength capabilities?
a) Maximal force output at low velocities.
b) Maximal force output at high velocities.
c) The entire force-velocity spectrum.
d) The athlete's movement speed during training -
....ANSWER...c) The entire force-velocity spectrum
How can understanding the force-velocity profile in
fatigue conditions benefit athletes?
a) It helps identify muscle imbalances.
b) It provides information about aerobic capacity.
c) It informs training practices and physical
development.
d) It indicates the risk of overtraining. -
....ANSWER...c) It informs training practices and
physical development.
The force-velocity relationship in multi-joint
functional tasks is described as:
, a. Hyperbolic
b. Linear
c. Inverted-U
d. Exponential - ....ANSWER...b. Linear
What are the key metrics in force-velocity-power
profiling?
a. Maximal power output (Pmax), theoretical
maximal force (F0), theoretical maximal velocity (V0)
b. Maximal force production, acceleration, speed
c. Rate of force development, force-velocity
mechanical profile (SFV), power output
d. Jump height, squat depth, sprint time -
....ANSWER...a. Maximal power output (Pmax),
theoretical maximal force (F0), theoretical maximal
velocity
(V0)
Nonspecific strength can be assessed through:
a. Acyclic movements
b. Cyclic movements
EXAM QUESTIONS 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100%
CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY
GRADED A+
What is the relationship between muscle force
output and movement velocity?
a) Muscle force output is independent of movement
velocity.
b) Muscle force output increases with movement
velocity.
c) Muscle force output decreases with movement
velocity.
d) Muscle force output remains constant regardless
of movement velocity. - ....ANSWER...c) Muscle force
output decreases with movement velocity.
What does it mean to be a "strong athlete" in the
context of movement velocity?
,a) Being able to produce the highest force in low-
velocity conditions.
b) Being able to produce the highest force in high-
velocity conditions.
c) Being able to produce high amounts of force
across all velocity conditions.
d) Being able to produce force at a constant velocity
regardless of resistance. - ....ANSWER...c) Being able
to produce high amounts of force across all velocity
conditions.
How is maximal force capability at low velocities
correlated with maximal force capability at high
velocities?
a) They are highly and systematically correlated.
b) They are moderately correlated.
c) They are poorly correlated.
d) There is no correlation between the two. -
....ANSWER...c) They are poorly correlated.
,What should coaches assess and monitor to
understand an athlete's strength capabilities?
a) Maximal force output at low velocities.
b) Maximal force output at high velocities.
c) The entire force-velocity spectrum.
d) The athlete's movement speed during training -
....ANSWER...c) The entire force-velocity spectrum
How can understanding the force-velocity profile in
fatigue conditions benefit athletes?
a) It helps identify muscle imbalances.
b) It provides information about aerobic capacity.
c) It informs training practices and physical
development.
d) It indicates the risk of overtraining. -
....ANSWER...c) It informs training practices and
physical development.
The force-velocity relationship in multi-joint
functional tasks is described as:
, a. Hyperbolic
b. Linear
c. Inverted-U
d. Exponential - ....ANSWER...b. Linear
What are the key metrics in force-velocity-power
profiling?
a. Maximal power output (Pmax), theoretical
maximal force (F0), theoretical maximal velocity (V0)
b. Maximal force production, acceleration, speed
c. Rate of force development, force-velocity
mechanical profile (SFV), power output
d. Jump height, squat depth, sprint time -
....ANSWER...a. Maximal power output (Pmax),
theoretical maximal force (F0), theoretical maximal
velocity
(V0)
Nonspecific strength can be assessed through:
a. Acyclic movements
b. Cyclic movements
