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All of the following describe Functional Strength Training EXCEPT: Using realistic movement patterns, Strength Training with a "purpose", related to daily activities and personal goals, Using multiple muscle groups simultaneously, Isolating one muscle group at a time on a machine

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Isolating one muscle group at a time on a machine

Front

Which of the following is a benefit of Functional Strength Training? Options: Improve performance (strength, power, speed, balance, coordination), Decrease the risk of injury, Increase confidence and self-esteem, All of these are benefits of FST

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All of these are benefits of FST

Front

Which of the following is NOT a functional movement pattern? Squat, Hip Hinge, Bicep Curl, Upper Body Pull

Back

Bicep Curl

Front

Which exercise is an example of a Hip Hinge movement pattern? Options: Push-Up, Plank, Squat, Kettlebell Deadlift

Back

Kettlebell Deadlift

Front

Which exercise is an example of Upper Body Pull movement pattern? Options: 1-Arm Row, Push-Up, Plank, Squat

Back

1-Arm Row

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Which of the following is NOT a cue for the Kettlebell Deadlift? Hinge Hips back to create a triangle with knees, hips, shoulders, and straight arms; Put "neck brace" on to keep neck neutral; Tuck your tail; Brace core and stand tall with hips and shoulders moving together

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Tuck your tail

Front

Which of the following is NOT cue for the push-up? Arms look like a T, Tuck your tail , Arms look like an arrow or A , Lower chest until arms are at 90 degrees

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Arms look like a T

Front

Which of the following is an important Functional Strength Training safety rule?
Form First,
Always have a spotter when bench pressing,
Use appropriate weight,
All of the above

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All of the above

Front

When should you EXHALE during an exercise?

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During the "difficult" or max effort phase of the exercise

Front

Where can you continue with Functional Strength Training outside of PE? Options: VCS after school, athletics, summer camps, Smooth Fit, Next Level Strength and Conditioning

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All of the above