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Athletic Body in Balance Course Overview and Exam Guide FINAL EXAM PREP 2025/2026 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS LATEST VERSION Sequence - ANSWER The linking together of core exercises into a continuous flow. Progression - ANSWER A systematic increase in the difficulty of exercises to enhance performance. Motor learning - ANSWER The process of acquiring and refining movement skills through practice. Squat core training exercises - ANSWER Exercises that focus on the squat movement pattern, beneficial for athletes. Movement pattern core sequence - ANSWER A series of exercises that include fundamental movement patterns like squat and lunge. Testing order for athletes - ANSWER The proper sequence of corrective exercises, movement pattern testing, and strength and endurance testing. Local muscle endurance test - ANSWER An assessment of muscle endurance, best tested through a 1 minute curl up test. Injuries in athletes - ANSWER Significant injuries are often caused by weak muscles and left-right asymmetries. Chop and lift patterns - ANSWER Unique exercises that also serve as evaluations of core stability and strength. Movement imbalance training - ANSWER Training that focuses on correcting asymmetries in movement patterns. Acceptable percentage difference - ANSWER An acceptable difference between left and right sides during the chop and lift is 15%. Chop and lift variation for deep squat issues - ANSWER The best variation to perform is the tall kneeling chop. Progression for chop and lift exercises - ANSWER The proper progression is scissor stance, squat stance, tall kneeling, 1/2 kneeling. Lunge exercise goal - ANSWER If an athlete has good mobility, their goal should be to go deep enough to feel a stretch in the hip flexor. Deep squat dumbbell push-press adjustment - ANSWER If unable to perform with a 1 1/2-inch lift, go to a 1-inch lift. Narrow stance in front squat - ANSWER A narrow stance focuses on the front of the thigh. Hurdle step pattern training - ANSWER Best suited exercise is the halfkneeling dumbbell curl and press. Half-kneeling dumbbell curl and press stretch - ANSWER A slight stretch on the thigh of the down hip indicates appropriate use of abs. Functional superset example - ANSWER An example is seated dumbbell overhead press and bent-over dumbbell row. Poor technique exercise - ANSWER Movement imbalance exercise can prevent the athlete from performing effectively. Basic movement patterns - ANSWER Basic patterns include squat stance, hurdle step stance, active leg raise stance, and lunge stance.

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Athletic Body in Balance Course
Overview and Exam Guide FINAL
EXAM PREP 2025/2026 ACCURATE
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS
<LATEST VERSION>
Sequence - ANSWER ✓ The linking together of core exercises into a continuous
flow.

Progression - ANSWER ✓ A systematic increase in the difficulty of exercises to
enhance performance.

Motor learning - ANSWER ✓ The process of acquiring and refining movement
skills through practice.

Squat core training exercises - ANSWER ✓ Exercises that focus on the squat
movement pattern, beneficial for athletes.

Movement pattern core sequence - ANSWER ✓ A series of exercises that include
fundamental movement patterns like squat and lunge.

Testing order for athletes - ANSWER ✓ The proper sequence of corrective
exercises, movement pattern testing, and strength and endurance testing.

Local muscle endurance test - ANSWER ✓ An assessment of muscle endurance,
best tested through a 1 minute curl up test.

Injuries in athletes - ANSWER ✓ Significant injuries are often caused by weak
muscles and left-right asymmetries.

Chop and lift patterns - ANSWER ✓ Unique exercises that also serve as
evaluations of core stability and strength.

, Movement imbalance training - ANSWER ✓ Training that focuses on correcting
asymmetries in movement patterns.

Acceptable percentage difference - ANSWER ✓ An acceptable difference
between left and right sides during the chop and lift is 15%.

Chop and lift variation for deep squat issues - ANSWER ✓ The best variation to
perform is the tall kneeling chop.

Progression for chop and lift exercises - ANSWER ✓ The proper progression is
scissor stance, squat stance, tall kneeling, 1/2 kneeling.

Lunge exercise goal - ANSWER ✓ If an athlete has good mobility, their goal
should be to go deep enough to feel a stretch in the hip flexor.

Deep squat dumbbell push-press adjustment - ANSWER ✓ If unable to perform
with a 1 1/2-inch lift, go to a 1-inch lift.

Narrow stance in front squat - ANSWER ✓ A narrow stance focuses on the front
of the thigh.

Hurdle step pattern training - ANSWER ✓ Best suited exercise is the half-
kneeling dumbbell curl and press.

Half-kneeling dumbbell curl and press stretch - ANSWER ✓ A slight stretch on
the thigh of the down hip indicates appropriate use of abs.

Functional superset example - ANSWER ✓ An example is seated dumbbell
overhead press and bent-over dumbbell row.

Poor technique exercise - ANSWER ✓ Movement imbalance exercise can prevent
the athlete from performing effectively.

Basic movement patterns - ANSWER ✓ Basic patterns include squat stance,
hurdle step stance, active leg raise stance, and lunge stance.

, Hill running vs flat running - ANSWER ✓ Hill running is higher impact and
harder to cheat compared to flat running.

Increased efficiency in movements - ANSWER ✓ An athlete becomes more
efficient, coordinated, and smooth with movements has increased power.

Quickness under control - ANSWER ✓ Defined as agility.

Catch phase of power clean - ANSWER ✓ During this phase, the hips and knees
are flexed, and the bar rests on the clavicles.

Attempts in T-test drill - ANSWER ✓ An athlete gets 2 attempts in the T-test drill.

Acceleration assessment time delay - ANSWER ✓ An appropriate time delay
required to accelerate is no more than .5 seconds.

Main goal of endurance for sport - ANSWER ✓ The ability to maintain a steady
state of activity.

Jump rope training rest duration - ANSWER ✓ Rest should be long enough so that
you are completely or near completely recovered.

Increasing difficulty of plyometric push up - ANSWER ✓ Progress to the
shoulder-tap push up to increase difficulty.

Learning to relax ritual phase - ANSWER ✓ The recover phase focuses on
strengthening weak links.

Common sign of fatigue - ANSWER ✓ Breathing through the mouth is a common
sign of fatigue.

Warm up exercise for power, speed, and agility - ANSWER ✓ Drum major
improves medial rotation of the hips and quick firing of the hamstrings.

Symmetrical double leg stance - ANSWER ✓ Characterized by the squat
movement pattern.

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