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specificity
progression
overload (frequency, intensity, time, type)
reversibility
tedium (variation)
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the 4 basic training principles
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1. specificity (muscle group and movement pattern)
2. overload (greater stress/intensity than used to, more reps/sets, more weight, shortening rest interval, increasing number of sessions)
3. variation (manipulation training variables; volume, intensity, exercise selection, frequency, rest interval, speed of movement)
4. progression (stress or intensity must be altered, progressive overload)
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10 steps for designing RT program
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1. initial consultation, fitness evaluation
2. determination of training frequency
3. exercise selection
4. arrangement exercises (order)
5. training load: resistance and reps
6. training volume: reps and sets
7. rest periods
8. training variation
9. sequencing training plan
10. progression
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an essential component of the resistance training program design process, that gives the PT valuable information about the clients training status
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fitness evaluation=
assessment of the clients resting HR and blood pressure, body composition, height, weight, girth, muscular strength and endurance, cardiorespiratory fitness or endurance and flexibility
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Four primary resistance training goals
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1. muscular endurance (submaximal level for many reps or an extended period of time)
2. hypertrophy (muscular size or tone)
3. muscular strength ( heavier training loads)
4. muscular power
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Many factors contribute to training frequency:
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type of exercise, structure of program (volume, intensity), number of muscle groups trained per week, training status/overall fitness level, work and social schedule, family obligations
training status/overall fitness level
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rest between workouts that stress the same muscle group:
rest between workout that targets the same muscle groups in split routine:
recommendations sessions per week
novice/beginner:
intermediate:
advanced:
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2 days
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3 (full body) or 4 (split)
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2 sessions on the same day
upper body push, lower body, upper body pull
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Create quizSamevatting, oefenvragen hoofdstuk 15 van het boek NSCA, minor PT aan de HvA.
30 questions
English
10-23-2021
HBO / Hogeschool van Amsterdam / Voeding en Diëtetiek / Minor Personal Trainer
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the 4 basic training principles
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10 steps for designing RT program
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.
the initial consultation=
an essential component of the resistance training program design process, that gives the PT valuable information about the clients training statusfitness evaluation=
assessment of the clients resting HR and blood pressure, body composition, height, weight, girth, muscular strength and endurance, cardiorespiratory fitness or endurance and flexibilityFour primary resistance training goals
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3.
4.
Many factors contribute to training frequency:
primary factor=
rest between workouts that stress the same muscle group:
rest between workout that targets the same muscle groups in split routine:
recommendations sessions per week
novice/beginner:
intermediate:
advanced:
double split=
3 days on 1 day off=
Selection of exercises of program is influenced by:
core exercises
structural exercises=
power or explosive exercises=
assistance exerciss=
Factors that influence the order of exercises:
methods for arranging exercises:
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Two secondary arrangement method=
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Methods to estimate the client's capabilities:
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Volume=
Volume table (novice, intermediate, advanced)
Muscular endurance:
Hypertrophy:
Muscular strength:
Muscular power:
Rest interval=
rest interval table
muscular endurance:
hypertrophy:
muscular strength:
muscular power:
Variation=
Monotonous overtraining=
Levels at which PT can alter the training stimulus:
Within session variation:
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within week variation:
between week variation, alternations in:
- 3:1 loading paradigm
- training density/mode:
General rule; all clients should begin RT with a plan based on either ... or ..., because
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progression can be accomplished through:
most frequently used method for progressing clients is to:
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Training Load and Repetition Schemes for Targeted Goals
Muscular endurance:
Hypertrophy:
Muscular strength:
Muscular power:
Percentage of 1-Repetition Maximum to Repetitions Relationship
1RM%:
100%=
95%=
93%=
90%=
87%=
85%=
83%=
80%=
77%=
75%=
70%=
67%=
65%=
60%=
Loading Classification
very heavy:
heavy:
moderately heavy:
moderate:
moderately light:
light:
very light:
Training Factor Sequencing Guidelines
muscular endurance:
hypertrophy:
muscular strength:
muscular power:
Load Increases for a Training Session in Which Increases in Intensity Are Planned
Beginner
upper body core and assistance:
lower body core and assistance:
Intermediate or advanced
upper body core and assistance:
lower body core and assistance: