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this condition happens when people train too much for too long to the point where performance suffers and they get really sick
Overtraining
Yoga is a common form of flexibility training
True
which of these is NOT one of the natural human movements for exercise training?
kneel
Which of these concepts do we use to set fitness goals?
SMART
Generally speaking, research indicates that you should not tell people about your fitness goal because that increases the pressure put upon you to succeed
False
this principle of training states that gains made from training will be lost if you stop training, but can be regained when you start training again
reversibility
Of the training principles, this one states that you must do different things so your body does not get used to doing the same things and not show any improvements
variation
Which statement best describes concurrent training?
Training for multiple components of fitness like cardio, RT, flexibility, and not just focusing on one
Research shows teenagers should not lift weights because it’ll stunt their growth
False
This muscle group is located in the back of the legs and serves to flex the knee and extend the hips
The hamstrings
You always need additional weights to your body weight to resistance training
False
Which of these concepts do we use to organize our exercise programs?
FITT
Generally speaking, if you know where a muscle is located, you can guess what action it does
True
Concurrent training can be used for general as well as athletic populations
True
Of the exercise training principles, this one states you must try to do more than you’re currently doing in order to get improvements
Overload
which of these statements best highlights the main benefits of flexibility training
improves joint mobility and muscle range of motions
In terms of muscular contractions, when a muscle gets shorter the joint angle gets smaller than the staring angle, this is known as a…
Concentric contraction
Which of the following statements best highlight the main benefit of Resistance training
strengthen muscles and bones to improve functional physical capacity
if your main goal is to lose weight, you should not use resistance training
false
walking is the best form of cardio training for weight loss
false
skeletal muscles have certain characteristics that enable them to behave a certain way and generate force. which of these is NOT a characteristic of skeletal muscles?
magnetic
this is the scientific explanation for on how skeletal muscles contract and generate force
the sliding filament theory
which of these options best illustrate the 2 common ways to OVERLOAD your resistance training program
do more weight or do more repetitions
HITT (high intensity interval training) has been proven to be an effective way to improve cardiovascular function if its suitable for the person
true
which of these would not be a typical cardio exercise
squatting
the cardio training zones are based on Heart Rate Responses
true
how would you classify the female athlete triad
bad
flexibility training can be done as a warmup or cool down
true
the two main approaches to resistance training are to train the muscles and train the movements
true
which of these statements best presents the main benefits of cardiovascular exercise training?
improves heart and lung functions and lower premature death due to health complications
generally speaking, you should expect your fitness program to go smoothly according to plans and without any obstacles to overcome
false
whats the general sequence of an exercise/workout session?
warm up, stimulus, cool-down
in exercise science, this is the systematic manipulation of the FITT components to maximize performance and decrease injury occurrence
periodization
under powerful microscope, what two features together tell you this is a skeletal muscle instead of another kind of muscle tissue?
presence of striations and mitochondria
athletes don’t need to do flexibility training beausre they’re already good at their sport
false
as it relates to fitness program/journey nutrition is not as important
false
in terms of muscle actions the muscle most responsible for a movement is a…
agonist
Foods
products derived from plants and animals that we can eat
Nutrition
Correct match:
The science of foods and the substances within them
Diet
The foods someone eats and their patterns of eating
Nutrients
The substances within foods
Which of these is not a factor that generally influences food choices?
geographical location
If someone had a serving of this yogurt, how many calories from total carbohydrates would they get?
84 cals
Who is considered the "father of modern medicine"?
Hippocrates
Which of these choices presents a main difference between macronutrients and micronutrients?
macros give you caloric energy, micros don't.
if someone consumed 5 grams of Carbs, how many calories would they get from it?
20 Cals
The information on a Nutrition Facts label are required by law to be and reflect the true contents of the package.
true
If you suspect someone may be dealing with an eating disorder, you should be supportive, nonjudgmental, and steer them towards some professional resources.
true
If someone consumed 5 grams of fats, how many calories would they get it from it?
45 cals
The MyPlate concept gives a simple visual of a typical healthy meal. What is it based on?
The USDA Food Groups
The information on a food package that are not part of the Nutrition Facts label don't have to be as accurate as the one on the Nutrition Facts section.
true
Someone's daily caloric intake is 2200 calories. If their macronutrient distribution is 45% Carbs, 25% Protein, and 30% Fats, how many calories from Protein should they consume?
550 cals
Which of these is NOT one of the named 6 classes of nutrients?
vegetables
If someone drinks 16 ounces of water, how many calories would they get from it?
0 cals
Research shows eating disorders are influenced by many factors and often require professional, medical interventions.
true
Pasteurization is the process of treating milk with heat to kill certain harmful microorganisms.
true
Hunger is an innate, physiological need to eat whereas appetite is a desire to eat.
true
If someone consumes 1 gram of sodium, how many calories would the get from it?
0 cals
If some ate this whole container of yogurt, how many calories would they take in?
750
Of these statements, choose the one that best explains why is water such an important class of nutrient.
It's involved in almost all metabolic reactions in the body
Someone's daily caloric intake is 2200 calories. If their macronutrient distribution is 45% Carbs, 25% Protein, and 30% Fats, how many grams of Fats should they consume?
73 g
The amount of calories someone needs to sustain life healthily without additional work is known as ...
Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR)
If someone is happy for graduating High School so they went out and ate a whole lot that night, which factor is influencing their food choices the most?
emotions
Somebody ate 40 Calories from Protein. How many grams of protein was it?
10
The amount of calories someone gets in a day from foods and beverages is known as
Daily Caloric Intake
Which of the these eating disorders is characterized by an irrational fear of getting obese and self-imposed starvation?
Anorexia Nervosa
Someone's daily caloric intake is 2200 calories. If their macronutrient distribution is 45% Carbs, 25% Protein, and 30% Fats, how many grams of Protein should they consume?
137 g
Of the classes of nutrients, which are considered macronutrients?
protein, lipids (fats,) carbohydrates
Of the classes of nutrients, which are considered micronutrients?
minerals and vitamins
Generally speaking, healthy eating can be simple if you simply account for how much you're eating, balance nutrient contents, and portion sizes.
true
How much total fat is in one serving of this yogurt?
5 g
Body dysmorphia is a condition where someone's view of their body is alot more positive than it really is.
false
What's the father of medicine's famous quote about the importance of foods?
"Let food be thy medicine and thy medicine be food".
The percent daily value numbers on a Nutrition Facts label are based on...
the highest allowable amount for those nutrients
Someone's daily caloric intake is 2200 calories. If their macronutrient distribution is 45% Carbs, 25% Protein, and 30% Fats, how many calories should they get from Fats?
660 Cals
Which kind of exercise would be most beneficial to improve heart and lungs function?
Cardio
There is a direct relationship between physical fitness (exercise) and the health-related benefits you get from it.
True
22-yr-old Julia is going for a run. She wants to keep her heart rate within 65% to 75% of her maximum heart rate. What HR range is that?
129 - 149 BPM (beats per minute)
Which kind of exercise would be most beneficial to prevent osteoporosis?
resistance training
It's best to focus on one component of physical fitness and get good at it instead of being moderate at all or most of them.
False
What do we use the FITT principle for?
organize an exercise program
Which of these is not a common way of measuring exercise intensity?
What kinds of exercise you're doing- cardio, resistance training, or Flexibility
Everyone should follow the same general exercise recommendations regardless of individual fitness goals.
False
30-yr-old Julio is cycling. He wants to keep his heart rate within 80 to 85% of his maximum heart rate. What HR range should he be cycling at?
152 - 162 BPM (beats per minute)
The relative amount of muscle, fat, bone, and other vital organs and fluids in the body is known as what?
body composition
What's the general recommendations for Resistance Training frequency?
2-3 times a week
This unit measures heat energy.
C- Calorie
What is the most important factor to consider before and while participating in an exercise program?
your current medical and physical health status
Exercise improves brain function, which partly explains why Coach Noel is sooo smart.
True
To do resistance training, you have to have additional weights, like dumbbells, barbells, kettlebells, resistance bands, etc.
False
Of the heat-related illnesses, which is the most severe?
heat stroke
Which of these is a common protocol when dealing with physical injuries?
RICE
The ability of the heart, lungs, and blood vessels to take in and supply oxygen to working muscles and get rid of waste (carbon dioxide) during sustained physical activity is known as what?
cardiorespiratory fitness
Which of these is an inherent risk of exercise?
physical injuries
Compared to normal temperature, it's harder to exercise in the heat but not harder in the cold.
False
Generally speaking, the benefits of exercise far outweigh its risks. So, almost everyone should exercise.
True
In the FITT principle, what does the I stand for?
Intensity
This molecule is able to store and release energy and considered the "energy currency" the body uses to do most metabolic work.
ATP
Power would fall under what broad category of physical fitness?
skills-related
The body uses 3 energy pathways to supply energy to do physical activity. What factor determines which pathway it will primarily use?
How hard or how quickly you need energy for the exercise