Resistance Training Recommendations

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This set of flashcards covers key vocabulary and concepts related to resistance training, its methods, physiological responses, and hormonal influences.

Last updated 12:16 AM on 12/10/25
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Resistance Training

A form of exercise aimed at improving muscular strength and endurance by exerting force against resistance.

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Maximal Effort Method

A strength training method focused on improving neuromuscular coordination through maximum effort with low repetition.

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Submaximal/Repeated Effort Method

A strength training method aimed primarily at hypertrophy, using moderate weights for multiple sets.

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Dynamic Effort Method

A training method designed to increase the rate of force development and explosive strength.

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Primary Anabolic Hormones

Hormones that promote muscle growth and recovery, including testosterone and growth hormone.

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Testosterone

An anabolic hormone that affects muscle mass, strength, and recovery; higher levels improve muscle building.

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Growth Hormone

A hormone vital for growth and recovery, increases protein synthesis and fatty acid utilization.

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Insulin-like Growth Factor (IGF)

An anabolic hormone that plays a role in muscle repair and growth, interacting with other hormones during resistance training.

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Cortisol

A catabolic hormone that breaks down proteins for energy, its levels can be affected by resistance training.

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Catecholamines

Hormones that enhance performance by increasing heart rate, force production, and energy availability during exercise.

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Training Load

The amount of weight lifted during a workout session, often influences recovery time and training frequency.

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Rest Periods

The time taken to recover between sets of exercises, which can impact strength gains and hormonal responses.

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Exercise Order

The sequence in which exercises are performed in a training session, typically prioritizing larger muscle groups.

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Hypertrophy

An increase in the size of muscle cells, often the primary goal of specific resistance training methods.

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Neuromuscular Coordination

The ability of the nervous system to communicate with muscles to produce efficient movements.

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Heavy Resistance Training

A training approach that utilizes high weights (85-95% of 1RM) to increase strength and hormonal response.