APK3125/L Week 6 Review (09/21/26)

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What is the Heart Rate (HR) range for the YMCA Cycle Ergometer test?

110-150 OR 70%HRR

Source: ACSM's Exercise Testing and Prescription. 2nd ed., 2023, p. 86

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What are the 4 modes of flexibility training (stretching)?

Dynamic, Static, Ballistic, Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF)

Physiologist: A Practical Guide for the Health Fitness Professional. 3rd ed., 2023, p.140

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What does Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) combine?

Static stretching paired with an isometric contraction of 5 seconds or less.

Physiologist: A Practical Guide for the Health Fitness Professional. 3rd ed., 2023, p.142

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Where are Golgi tendon organs (GTOs) located and what do they detect?

Musculotendinous junction and they respond to changes in muscle tension

Source: ACSM's Resources for the ExercisePhysiologist: A Practical Guide for the Health Fitness Professional. 3rd ed., 2023, p.143

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What are muscle spindles and what do they do?

A collection of 3-10 intrafusal muscle fibers that provide information about the rate of change in muscle length.

Source: ACSM's Resources for the ExercisePhysiologist: A Practical Guide for the Health Fitness Professional. 3rd ed., 2023, p.143

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What type of stretching is most beneficial to complete perform sport or exercise and why?

Dynamic Stretching

It uses slow and controlled, sport-specific movements designed to increase core temperature, leading to increased neuromuscular conduction and compliance and enzymatic activity, which may accelerate energy production and enhance activity related flexibility and balance.

Source: ACSM's Resources for the ExercisePhysiologist: A Practical Guide for the Health Fitness Professional. 3rd ed., 2023, p.142

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For the YMCA Cycle Ergometer Test if the clients HR is less than 80 BPM after stage 1 what would their stage 2-4 KP be?

Stage 2: 2.5 KP

Stage 3: 3.0 KP

Stage 4: 3.5 KP

Source: ACSM Fitness Assessment Manual. 6th ed., 2021, p. 77

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For the YMCA Cycle Ergometer Test if the clients HR is 80-89 BPM after stage 1 what would their stage 2-4 KP be?

Stage 2: 2.0 KP

Stage 3: 2.5 KP

Stage 4: 3.0 KP

Source: ACSM Fitness Assessment Manual. 6th ed., 2021, p. 77

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For the YMCA Cycle Ergometer Test if the clients HR is 90-100 BPM after stage 1 what would their stage 2-4 KP be?

Stage 2: 1.5 KP

Stage 3: 2.0 KP

Stage 4: 2.5 KP

Source: ACSM Fitness Assessment Manual. 6th ed., 2021, p. 77

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For the YMCA Cycle Ergometer Test if the clients HR is more than 100 BPM after stage 1 what would their stage 2-4 KP be?

Stage 2: 1.0 KP

Stage 3: 1.5 KP

Stage 4: 2.0 KP

Source: ACSM Fitness Assessment Manual. 6th ed., 2021, p. 77

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What tool is preferred for measuring individual-joint flexibility?

Goniometer

Source: ACSM's Exercise Testing and Prescription. 2nd ed., 2023, p. 134

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How does ballistic stretching work?

Rapid bouncing movements in which the momentum of the body or body segments is used to extend the affected joint through the full ROM.

Source: ACSM's Resources for the ExercisePhysiologist: A Practical Guide for the Health Fitness Professional. 3rd ed., 2023, p.140

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What is the defination of flexibility?

The functional capacity of the joints to move through a full ROM.

Source: ACSM Fitness Assessment Manual. 6th ed., 2021, p. 135

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What is the protocol for static flexibility?

Slowly move the affected muscle group, into a constant stretch at mild discomfort for 10-30 seconds and repeat for up to four repetitions.

Source: ACSM's Resources for the ExercisePhysiologist: A Practical Guide for the Health Fitness Professional. 3rd ed., 2023, p.139

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What is the purpose of a Functional Movement Screening (FMS)?

To provide a practitioner with a basic snapshot of potential movement constraints that may also prevent injury

Source: ACSM's Exercise Testing and Prescription. 2nd ed., 2023, p. 137

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What factors can affect proprioception, mobility, and stability?

- Weight (Overweigh, Obesity)

- Muscle Weakness (tightness/shortness)

- Prior Injury

- Pain

- Limited Range of Motion (ROM)

- Joint Structure

- Aging

Source: ACSM's Resources for the ExercisePhysiologist: A Practical Guide for the Health Fitness Professional. 3rd ed., 2023, p.180-181