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NSCA CSCS Exam Solved 100% Correct__ __ accomplishes high rates of work. Anaerobic systems need shorter work intervals
with small work-rest ratios (5-10s with 1:15 ratio). Aerobic systems require longer work
intervals with larger work-rest ratios (1-3m with 1:1 ratio). - ANS-interval training
__ __ can improve high-intensity exercise performance, but is associated with
unpleasant side effects consistent with GI discomfort. - ANS-sodium bicarbonate
__ is the ability to maintain equilibrium, and __ is the ability to return to a desired
position following a disturbance to the system. - ANS-balance, stability
__-__ will not improve single-event performance to the same magnitude as mode-
specific training only. - ANS-Cross-training
"The mass of the barbell is 85 kg." is a correct statement because the pound is a unit of:
- ANS-force, not mass
*Glucose* is blood sugar. *Fructose* causes less insulin secretion, accounts for the
sweet taste in honey, and is found naturally in fruits and vegetables. *Galactose* can
combine with glucose to form lactose (milk sugar). These three carbs are: - ANS-
monosaccharides
% of HRR is more closely linked to % of __ __ than % of MHR is. - ANS-% of VO2 max
0.2 of the standard deviation is a common way to find the: - ANS-smallest worthwhile
change
1. select appropriate tests. 2. conduct tests in proper order with proper rest. 3.
administer tests with as many athletes as possible. 4. determine smallest worthwhile
change and store data. 5. conduct repeat testing and use results to create visual profile.
6. use results in a meaningful way. - ANS-six steps of an athletic profile
1RM testing protocol has __ phases: the first is to warm-up with light resistance for 5-10
reps, followed by a 1-minute rest. The second is an additional warm-up round, with an
added 10-20 lbs for upper body/30-40 lbs for lower body for 3-5 reps, followed by a 2-
minute rest. The third phase adds an additional load following the same guidelines as
the second phase for a near-maximal set of 2-3 reps with a 2- to 4-minute rest. The
fourth phase is the 1RM attempt, and adds an additional load following the same
guidelines as before. This fourth phase can be repeated until failure. Upon failure,
phase five requires an additional 2- to 4-minute rest with an addition of half the previous
guidelines regarding increased load. - ANS-five phases
,A __ __ addresses three important components: target clientele (key market), what
service is being provided (contribution), and what makes the service unique
(distinction). - ANS-mission statement
A __ __ can be seen in untrained individuals. This describes the force produced by both
limbs being lower than the sum of the force each limb produces independently. - ANS-
bilateral deficit
A __ __ has fibers that align obliquely with the tendon. An angle of pennation of 0
degrees equals no pennation. - ANS-pennate muscle
A __ is the process of collected test data, whereas __ is the interpretation of the
collected data. - ANS-measurement, evaluation
A __-__ lever describes forces acting on opposite sides of the fulcrum. - ANS-first-class
A __-__ lever describes forces on the same side of the fulcrum, but the muscle force
has a longer moment arm than the resistive force. - ANS-second-class
A __-__ lever describes forces on the same side of the fulcrum, but the muscle force
has a shorter moment arm than the resistive force. - ANS-third-class
A combination of LSD, pace/tempo, interval, and HII training is called __ __ and can
enhance VO2 max, increase the lactate threshold, and improve running economy and
fuel utilization. - ANS-Fartlek training
A common progression rule is the __-__-__ rule, which states that if an athlete can
perform two or more repetitions over his assigned lift for two consecutive workouts, then
progress. - ANS-2-for-2 rule
A common variation tactic, for a three day split, is to have Monday the heavy day, with
Wednesday being the light day at 80% of Monday's load, and Friday being the medium
day at __% of Monday's load. - ANS-90%
A discovery style can slow the learning process, whereas __ __ can impair performance
in a stressful environment. - ANS-explicit instructions
A measure of foods on their potential to raise blood glucose levels is the: - ANS-
glycemic index (GI)
A measure of ventilation efficiency is the __ __ for oxygen. This is the ratio of air
ventilated to oxygen used by the tissues. Lower is better. - ANS-ventilatory equivalent
A mix of specific and variable practice develops skills in an athlete while also allowing
them the flexibility to perform in: - ANS-unfamiliar contexts
,A moment arm is the __ __ from the line of action of the force to the fulcrum. - ANS-
perpendicular distance
A motor neuron and all the muscle fibers it innervates is called a: - ANS-motor unit
A muscle is a called a __ when it assists indirectly in a movement. - ANS-synergist
A muscle's origin is its proximal attachment, and a muscle's __ is its distal attachment -
ANS-insertion
A needs analysis consists of evaluation of the sport and assessment of the athlete. The
evaluation of the sport consists of a physiological analysis (strength, power,
hypertrophy, endurance priorities), a __ analysis and a __ analysis. - ANS-movement
and injury analysis
A negative subcategory of arousal is anxiety. When people have a predisposition to
anxiety, this is called trait anxiety. This leads to state anxiety, which manifests itself into
a mental cognitive anxiety and a physical __ __. - ANS-somatic anxiety
A normal lordotic lumbar spine is best for for avoiding injury. The thoracic spine is
naturally slightly rounded, or __. - ANS-kyphotic
A rapid, whole body change of direction or speed in response to a sports-specific
stimulus describes: - ANS-agility
A structural exercise is one that loads the postural and stabilizer muscles of the body.
When a structural exercise is done quickly or explosively, it is called a: - ANS-power
exercise
A test that is performed away from the laboratory and does not require extensive
training or expensive equipment is called: - ANS-field test
A typical recovery guideline is __ to __ hours between plyometric sessions. - ANS-48 to
72 hours
Abrasion - ANS-A scraping away of a portion of the skin or mucous membrane
Acclimatize - ANS-To physiologically adapt to an unfamiliar environment and achieve a
new steady state
Actin - ANS-Thin contractile protein in a myofibril
Action - ANS-The stage of the transtheoretical model of behavioral change during which
the individual started a new behavior less than six months ago
, Acute anaerobic exercise results in increased cardiac output (__ x __), oxygen uptake,
systolic blood pressure, and blood flow to active muscles. - ANS-stroke volume x heart
rate
Administer tests in this order: __ --> agility --> maximum power / strength --> sprints -->
local muscular endurance --> anaerobic capacity --> aerobic capacity - ANS-non-
fatiguing
Advanced athletes should train at a frequency of: - ANS-4-7 days per week
Advancing age has been associated with a loss of muscle mass and strength
(sarcopenia). However, aging does not reduce the ability of: - ANS-the musculoskeletal
system to adapt to resistance exercise
Aerobic capacity, aka aerobic power, is the maximum rate an athlete can produce
power through oxidative sources and it usually expresed as: - ANS-volume of oxygen
(ml)/kg/min
Aerobic endurance and intermittent sprint performance may be impaired when
temperatures exceed __*F, especially if the humidity exceeds __%. - ANS-80*F, 50%
Aerobic endurance athletes require 1.0 to 1.6 g of protein per kg per day, whereas
strength athletes require __ to __ g of protein/kg/day. - ANS-1.4 to 1.7 g
Aerobic endurance athletes should consume 8 to 10 g of carbohydrate/kg/day, whereas
strength, sprint, and skill athletes should consume __ to __ g of carbohydrate/kg/day. -
ANS-5 to 6 g
Aerobic endurance athletes should eat postexercise meals containing __g of carbs/kg
within 30 minutes, as well as 10g of protein within three hours. - ANS-1.5g
Aerobic endurance, intermittent high-intensity, and strength and power sports all benefit
from: - ANS-postcompetition carbohydrate consumption
Aerobic equipment space requirements are significantly larger than free weight
requirements, with __ demanding the most space of 40 square feet. - ANS-rowers
Aerobic, resistance, and balance exercise are beneficial for older adults. But only __ __
can increase muscular strength, muscular power, and muscle mass. - ANS-resistance
training
After an injury __ __ is often impaired just as strength and flexibility. One way to
develop __ __ is to perform exercises on uneven surfaces or with eyes closed. This
training begins during the fibroblastic repair phase. - ANS-neuromuscular control
Age contributes about __% of the variability of heart rate. - ANS-75%
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