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Interval, Fartlek, Plyometric and Static stretch training.

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

What component of fitness does plyometric training improve?

a)

Power

b)

Speed

c)

Muscular endurance

d)

Flexibility

2.

Training at different speeds and on different terrains is?

a)

Interval training

b)

Continuous training

c)

Altitude training

d)

Fartlek training

3.

5 x 100m sprints with 30 secs rest is an example of which training method?

a)

Continuous

b)

Interval

c)

Fartlek

d)

Circuits

4.

Plyometrics training involves

a)

A slow eccentric contraction followed by a fast concentric contraction

b)

A slow concentric contraction followed by a fast eccentric contraction

c)

A fast eccentric contraction followed by a slow concentric contraction

d)

A fast concentric contraction followed by a slow eccentric contraction

5.

Which method of training would best suit a high jumper

a)

Circuits

b)

Fartlek

c)

Plyometrics

d)

Spinning

6.

Which training method works both aerobic and anaerobic training zones?

a)

Continuous

b)

Circuits

c)

Interval

d)

Fartlek

7.

Why is it important to stretch correctly before any physical activity?

a)

Its fun

b)

Reduces muscle injuries and improves athletic performance

c)

Makes my muscles get bigger

d)

The more you stretch, the less time you have to run around

8.

Plyometric training enables the athlete to improve ...

a)

Aerobic endurance

b)

Explosive power

c)

Strength

d)

Muscular endurance

9.

Faartlek is a Swedish word meaning ...

a)

Speed play

b)

Speed sprint

c)

Running play

d)

Sprint play

10.

Which type of training might a High Jumper find most useful?

a)

Faartlek training

b)

Continuous training

c)

Plyometric training

d)

Circuit training

11.

Which of the following sentences does NOT apply to Faartlek training?

a)

It's all about changes of speed

b)

It's great for cardiovascular fitness and muscular endurance

c)

It involves changes in the intensity of the exercise

d)

It's great for improving flexibility

12.

How would Plyometric training help to improve the performance of a gymnast?

a)

It helps to improve flexibility

b)

It helps to improve take-off for flight

c)

It helps to improve strength

d)

It helps to improve balance

13.

Which training methods would be most effective at improving aerobic endurance?

a)

Interval, circuits and continuous

b)

interval, circuits and fartlek

c)

interval, fartlek and continuous

d)

interval, plyometrics and continous

14.

Which type of training involves working at high intensity with periods of rest in between

a)

Circuit training

b)

Plyometric training

c)

Continuous training

d)

Interval training

15.

Which method of training means 'speed play' and varies the speed and terrain?

a)

Fartlek

b)

Flexibility

c)

Weight training

d)

Agility training

16.

Which method of training improves cardiovascular endurance?

a)

Fartlek

b)

Flexibility

c)

Weight training

d)

Agility training

17.

Which type of training improves cardiovascular endurance by working in bursts of high intensity over a period of time?

a)

Circuit training

b)

Plyometric training

c)

Continuous training

d)

Interval training

18.

Training that involves periods of work, separated with periods of rest is:

a)

Interval training

b)

Plyometric training

c)

Continuous training

d)

Cross training

19.

Which of the following is NOT a principle of training?

a)

Specificity

b)

Intensity

c)

Overload

d)

Reversibility

20.

What does the acronym FITT stand for?

a)

Fartlek, interval, type, training

b)

Frequent, intense, timed, typical

c)

Fast into typical training

d)

Frequency, intensity, time, type

21.

In the FITT acronym, frequency means what?

a)

How long you exercise for

b)

How often you exercise

c)

What kind of exercise you do

d)

How hard you exercise

22.

In the FITT acronym, intensity means what?

a)

How long you exercise for

b)

How often you exercise

c)

What kind of exercise you do

d)

How hard you exercise

23.

In the FITT acronym, time means what?

a)

How long you exercise for

b)

How often you exercise

c)

What kind of exercise you do

d)

How hard you exercise

24.

In the FITT acronym, type means what?

a)

How long you exercise for

b)

How often you exercise

c)

What kind of exercise you do

d)

How hard you exercise

25.

Fartlek training involves varying wich of the following during the training session?

a)

Distance

b)

Weight

c)

Speed

d)

Time

26.

When performing short periods of exercise which zone are the performers working in?

a)

Aerobic

b)

Anaerobic

c)

Both

27.

Which of these is not an advantage of Fartlek training?

a)

Helps performer to pace themselves

b)

No specialist equipment required

c)

Ideal for someone training on their own

d)

Need motivation to keep going

28.

How long can you hold a static stretch for maximally?

a)

10 Seconds

b)

20 Seconds

c)

30 Seconds

d)

40 Seconds

29.

What component of fitness does static stretching train?

a)

Flexibility

b)

Power

c)

Strength

d)

Muscular Endurance

30.

How do muscles contract during static stretching?

a)

Isometrically

b)

Isotonically

c)

Concentrically

d)

Eccentrically