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WorksheetsSports Performance 7 2022-2023: First Test
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 42mins
A "set" is a group of repetitions ("reps") done without rest.
False
True
Strength training uses heavier weight and fewer:
rests
weights
sets
repetitions
Note: This is a Checklist Question, meaning that there is more than one correct answer. Check off all answer options that apply.
Training frequency depends on many factors, including:
your goals
your experience
your health
time you have available
Arm muscle groups include:
biceps, triceps, and forearms
biceps, back, and pectorals
biceps, back, and gluteals
biceps, triceps, and quadriceps
This exercise is called:
pull-ups
squats
bicep curls
deadlifts
This exercise primarily targets the:
quads
deltoids
biceps
triceps
This exercise primarily targets the:
hamstrings
shoulders
triceps
chest
Should you warm up before you lift?
Yes
No
A single lift of the weights is called:
a repetition ("rep")
a set
While in the weight room, all people should wear:
open toed shoes
closed toe shoes
no shoes (barefoot)
Which of the following exercises best targets the quadriceps?
the Bench Press
the Bicep Curl
the Squat
the Triceps Extension
Which of the following exercises best targets the pectoral muscles?
the Bench Press
the Bicep Curl
the Squat
the Triceps Extension
Lifting heavier weight is more important than using correct form.
True
False
A marathon runner is likely to use weight training to increase:
muscular endurance in their legs
strength in their arms
strength in their legs
muscular endurance in their shoulders
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A lifter wants to put 145 lbs on a barbell in order to complete four sets of 5-8 reps on the Bench Press. What all would they need to put on each side of the barbell?
Hint: How much does a typical barbell weigh on its own?
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Which of the following are advantages of weight training?
It is relevant to all sports.
It helps improve your flexibility.
It increases your height.
It can easily be adapted for different fitness aims - e.g. muscular strength or muscular endurance.
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Which of the following are possible disadvantages of weight training?
It can become repetitive and boring.
Lifting very heavy weights can sometimes increase blood pressure.
It can only be used by elite performers.
Injury can occur if weights are too heavy or incorrect technique is used.
In order to squat correctly, How low do your legs need to be?
90°
50°
While in the positive or exertion phase of lifting you should:
inhale
exhale
inhale and exhale quickly
hold your breath
When in the negative or recoil/reload phase of lifting, you should:
inhale
exhale
inhale and exhale
hold your breath
It is not necessary to place collars or clamps on either side of a bar, when weight plates are added to it.
True
False
The ability of a muscle to move HIGH RESISTANCE for a SHORT PERIOD OF TIME is the definition of:
muscle strength
progressive overload
muscle endurance
specificity
Which of the following is a benefit of weight training?
Increases Muscular Strength/ Endurance
Reduces Metabolism
Increases Body Fat
Prevents Old Age
Which of the following is a benefit of weight training?
Injury Prevention
Increased Risk of Fractures
Decreased Muscular Endurance
Increased Flexibility
The reason a person is sore after they lift weights is because the muscle fibers actually tear (microscopically) before they rebuild.
True
False
Does the type of weight lifting you perform depend on your goals?
Yes
No
If you want to improve your muscular endurance, you should:
Lift heavy weights, with low reps
Lift heavy weights, with high reps
Lift low weights, with low reps
Lift low weights, with high reps
What are the three main muscles used when preforming the bench press?
Pectorals, Abdominals, Biceps
Pectorals, Deltoids, Trapezius
Pectorals, Deltoids, Triceps
Triceps, Abdonimals, Biceps
What is the name of this exercise?
the Hamstring Curl
the Deadlift
the Squat
the Shoulder Raise
Which of the following images is a dumbbell?
Identify the Dumbbell Bench Press.
The most important concern in any weight room is:
lifting heavy weights
having fun
safety
making fun of others
After using equipment you should always:
leave it as it is
unload weights and wipe down any part of the equipment you have touched (either with your hands or body)
hold on to it for ta longer period of time
Note: This is a Checklist Question, meaning that there is more than one correct answer. Check off all answer options that apply.
Weights not connected to a machine or driven by chains or cables are called "free weights" and include:
dumbbells
barbells
Hamstrings
Triceps
Deltoids
Hamstrings
Biceps
Pectorals
Triceps
Biceps
Deltoids
Hamstrings
A standard Olympic barbell is 7 feet long and weighs:
15 pounds
25 pounds
35 pounds
45 pounds
Dumbbells are very versatile because:
You can only use them for a limited number of exercises.
They only come in a few sizes and weights.
You can use them for many different isolation exercises.
They are difficult to hold.
When you lift weights, it does not matter what type of footwear you use.
True
False
Approximately 48 hours (2 days) of rest is recommended between weight training workouts to allow full recovery and receive the full benefits of the workout.
True
False
Females who weight train will become bulky and "masculine."
True
False
Which machine would target your tricep muscles?
If we perform 3 sets of 15 reps, how many total lifts would we be doing?
18
45
50
25
Which two muscle areas would this pulldown machine target?
Back & Triceps
Back & Gluteals
Back & Biceps
Biceps & Groin
True or False, you should target the same muscles every day?
True
False
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Which of the following are physical benefits of performing physical activity?
losing weight
gaining muscle
lowers the chance of contracting an illness or disease
regulating blood pressure
Note: This is a Checklist Question, meaning that there is more than one correct answer. Check off all answer options that apply.
What of the following are mental benefits of consistent, sustained exercise?
reduces stress and anxiety
raises self-esteem
strengthens mental health and memory
Which machine targets your hamstrings?
When placing your hands on a bar to start lifting, you must always ensure that:
your hands are touching while you are lifting.
your hands are as far apart as possible.
your hands are positioned on the bar so that the weight is evenly distributed.
you try and perform the lift with one hand to build one side of the body at a time.
It is probably a good idea to wash your hands when you leave the weight room.
True
False
Pull ups are an exercise that primarily target the _______ muscles.
Chest (pectorals)
Core (abdominal, external obliques)
Back (latissimus dorsi)
Calves (gastrocnemius)
To build muscular strength and power, you should aim for muscular failure in the range of __ to __ repetitions
6-10
1-3
15-25
35-40
To build muscular endurance and tone, you should aim for muscular failure in the range of __ to __ repetitions
6-10
1-3
15-25
35-40
When learning a new exercise or machine, it's best to:
Try it first with the heaviest weight possible
Try it first with the lightest weight possible
Give up as soon as it becomes difficult
Drop the weight without warning
Latissmius Dorsi
Hamstrings
Deltoids
Abdominals
triceps
biceps
rectus femoris
trapezius
The Bench Press is an example of an upper body _____ exercise, while Dumbbell Rows are an example of an upper body _____ exercise.
pull, push
push, pull
pull, squat
push, squat
Note: This is a Checklist Question, meaning that there is more than one correct answer. Check off all answer options that apply.
In order to avoid injury in the weight room, one should avoid:
rounding the back during any exercise
locking the elbows or knees during any exercise
warming up and stretching before and after exercising
The ability of a muscle to move LOWER RESISTANCE for a LONGER PERIOD OF TIME is the definition of:
muscular endurance
muscular strength
progressive overload
specificity
For most (standing) weight lifting exercises, your feet should be placed approximately:
shoulder width apart
together
as far apart as possible
one in front of the other
Generally speaking, it is best to train the larger muscles first before the smaller ones. This is because smaller muscles stabilize the larger ones, so training them first increases the likelihood of injury.
True
False
The Bench Press, Pull Up/Pull Down or Chin Up, Squat, and Deadlift are all considered "essential exercises." In other words, they are exercises that are highly recommended for anyone to include as part of their workout routine.
True
False
