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Principles of Exercise Part 2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 9mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does the principle of variation support in the context of fitness goals?

a)

Specializing in one type of exercise

b)

Finding different ways to achieve fitness goals

c)

Maintaining a consistent routine without changes

d)

Focusing on diet rather than exercise

2.

How does the principle of variation help you in sports?

a)

By keeping the same routine

b)

By reducing the consistency of training

c)

By helping you get better at sports in a more consistent way

d)

By focusing only on strength training

3.

What does the principle of recovery stress in a fitness plan?

a)

The need for consistent training without rest

b)

The importance of having time to rest as part of the fitness plan

c)

The focus on increasing workout intensity daily

d)

The avoidance of hydration during workouts

4.

Why are rest and recovery considered vital to a fitness routine?

a)

They allow the body to weaken over time

b)

They help in reducing the physical strength of athletes

c)

They allow the body to heal and strengthen itself between workouts

d)

They are only important for mental recovery, not physical

5.

What do rest and recovery help athletes with?

a)

Only physical recovery

b)

Only mental recovery

c)

Both physical and mental recovery

d)

Neither physical nor mental recovery

6.

What does the Principle of Reversibility refer to in the context of exercise?

a)

The idea that exercise adaptations can be maintained without continued training

b)

The concept that exercise adaptations are permanent and irreversible

c)

The principle that adaptations from exercise will be lost if training is stopped for prolonged periods

d)

The belief that exercise adaptations can be reversed only through specific types of training

7.

What is the principle of specificity?

a)

The body needs time to adapt to the demands put on it

b)

Training a specific energy system and specific muscle groups to improve

c)

Gradually adding more weight, time, or intensity to improve

d)

When training is stopped, fitness progress will be lost

8.

What does the principle of progression suggest for training improvement?

a)

The body needs time to adapt to the demands put on it

b)

Training a specific energy system and specific muscle groups to improve

c)

Gradually adding more weight, time, or intensity to improve

d)

When training is stopped, fitness progress will be lost

9.

What is the principle of variation in fitness?

a)

The body needs time to adapt to the demands put on it

b)

Training a specific energy system and specific muscle groups to improve

c)

Gradually adding more weight, time, or intensity to improve

d)

Finding different ways to achieve fitness goals

10.

What does the principle of recovery emphasize?

a)

The body needs time to adapt to the demands put on it

b)

Training a specific energy system and specific muscle groups to improve

c)

Gradually adding more weight, time, or intensity to improve

d)

When training is stopped, fitness progress will be lost

11.

What does the principle of reversibility state?

a)

The body needs time to adapt to the demands put on it

b)

Training a specific energy system and specific muscle groups to improve

c)

Gradually adding more weight, time, or intensity to improve

d)

When training is stopped, fitness progress will be lost

12.

Imagine a scenario where Alice has been training for a marathon for months, but then she takes a break and stops training altogether. How does the principle of reversibility affect Alice's fitness level during this break?

a)

Improves fitness levels rapidly

b)

Maintains current fitness levels

c)

Causes fitness levels to decline if training stops

d)

Has no effect on fitness levels

13.
What does F.I.T.T stand for in the FITT principle?
a)
Frequency, Interval, Training, Time
b)
Frequency, Intensity, Type, Time
c)
Frequency, Intensity, Time, Target
d)
Frequency, Internal, Time, Training
14.

Imagine you've been cycling casually for a year, and now you want to prepare for a competitive race. Which principle of fitness would suggest gradually increasing your cycling sessions' intensity and duration beyond your usual routine to improve your performance?

a)

Specificity

b)

Overload

c)

Reversibility

d)

Progression

15.

What is an example of an activity that will increase upper body strength?

a)

Jogging

b)

Jumping Jacks

c)

Push Ups

d)

Sprints