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Fitness Training Methods IV

Btec Sport and Leadership

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1OcmeFb1bs

Links

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Lets see what you have picked up so far...

Fitness Training Methods Quiz!!!

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A) Which three phases make up a Warm Up?

B) Which three phases make up a Cool Down?

Question 1

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There are two types of Static Stretching; Active and Passive.

What is the difference between the two?

Question 2

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What kind of a stretch is this?

Question 3

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What does 1RM stand for and mean?

Question 4

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Sally wants to improve her muscular endurance but doesn’t want to get big muscles in her arms.

Describe how she should train?

Question 5

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There are 6 ways to ‘Overload’ your Circuit Training stations.

How many can you get?

Question 6

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Time for some answers...Fitness Training Methods Quiz!!!

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A) Warm Up – Pulse Raiser, Stretching and Joint Mobilisation. (3 marks)

B) Cool Down – Pulse Lowering, Static Stretching, Developmental Stretching (3 marks)

Question 1

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Active stretching is where the athlete applies the force that stretches the muscle.

Passive is where a partner, wall, barre etc assist with the stretching.

(2marks)

Question 2

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This is a PNF stretch where the partner is pushing the limb to stretch the joint further than the athlete could do on their own (1mark)

Question 3

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1RM means One Repetition Maximum

This is the maximum weight a person can lift in a single rep of an exercise

(2marks)

Question 4

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To improve muscular endurance Sally needs to train using low weights but with a high number of reps.

Question 5

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Question 6Reduce time to complete exercise

Reduce resting time

Increase exercise resistance

Increase repetitions

Increase number of stations

Increase number of circuits done

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Who is the winner? Let’s see who has the most

points?