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WorksheetsThe Principles of Training- Quizs
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Slow walking followed by static stretches.
Cool-Down
Warm-Up
High-Intensity Training
Endurance Training
A Weight Lifter will gradually increase the weight they lift over time
Progression
Regression
Stagnation
Detraining
A weight lifter attempting to lift 5kg more than their 1 rep max is an example of...
Overload
Underload
Stagnation
Recovery
Essential for muscle repair, growth, and injury prevention.
Recovery
Nutrition
Exercise
Hydration
The body must work harder than normal so that it is put under stress
Overload
Underload
Stagnation
Recovery
A baseball pitcher training to increase the break in their curveball is an example of...
Specificity
Generalization
Adaptation
Variation
Incorporating rest days or low-intensity yoga between sessions
Recovery
Overtraining
Fatigue
Injury Prevention
The training must be matched to the needs of the sporting activity and individual.
Specificity
Generalization
Variability
Adaptability
Any adaptation that takes place as a result of training will be lost if you stop training.
Reversibility
Adaptation
Progression
Overload
Gradually returns the body to rest, reducing muscle soreness and improving flexibility.
Warm-Up
Cool-Down
Stretching
Hydration
Adjusting workout intensity for beginners versus advanced athletes
Individuality
Uniformity
Simplicity
Rigidity
A long distance runner increasing the distance they run by 500m each week in an example of...
Progression
Regression
Stagnation
Plateau
Light jogging or dynamic stretches to reduce injury risk.
Cool Down
Warm-Up
Strength Training
Flexibility Exercises
Training should account for personal goals, abilities, and fitness levels.
Individuality
Uniformity
Standardization
Homogeneity
Improved endurance when running the same distance feels easier after consistent practice.
Adaptation
Overtraining
Fatigue
Stagnation
Prepares the body for exercise by raising the heart rate and loosening muscles.
Warm-Up
Cool Down
Stretching
Hydration
The body adjusts to training over time, becoming more efficient and stronger.
Adaptation
Compensation
Stagnation
Regression
A 100m sprinter running 2 seconds slower than usual after coming back from a broken ankle is an example of...
Reversibility
Progressive Overload
Specificity
Diminishing Returns
