Jeopardy presentation engineered by Andrew Chua 10 Training Principles And Methods 20 30 40 50 Monitoring and promotion of physical activity Energy Systems

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Monitoring and

promotion of physical activity

Energy Systems

Fitness Components

Fatigue and Recovery

Chronic Adaptations to training

Strategies to enhance

performance

10 – When monitoring physical activity levels among populations, pedometers are:

A Very accurate and very practicalB Very practical but not highly accurateC Very accurate but not very practical

D Moderately practical and highly accurate

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10 – B Very practical but not highly accurate


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20 - When considering the dimensions of physical activity context refers to:

A The settingB Who the person under consideration is with at the time

C Where the physical activity is taking placeD All of the above


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20 – D All of the above


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30 - According to the National Physical Activity Guidelines

A Adults should engage in more physical activity than children

B Children should engage in twice as much physical activity as adults

C Adults should engage in at least 2 hours of electronic media for entertainment

D Children should engage in at least 2 hours of electronic media for entertainment


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30 - B Children should engage in twice as much physical activity as

adults


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40 - Accelerometers are:A Objective

B Expensive to use with large populationsC Non-invasive

D All of the above


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40 - Accelerometers are:D All of the above


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50 - For overweight and obese individuals, to prevent weight regain once weight is lost:

A 30-60 minutes of physical activity is recommended on at least 5 days per week

B 60-90 minutes of physical activity is recommended on at least 5 days per week

C 60-90 minutes of physical activity is recommended per dayD 30-60 minutes of physical activity is recommended per day


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50 - C 60-90 minutes of physical activity is recommended per day


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10 – The aerobic energy system:

A Peaks at approx 70 seconds when athletes work maximally from the outset of exercise

B Preferentially uses fats as a fuel sourceC Is the predominant energy supplier in a 400 m sprint in

athleticsD Can only operate if exercise intensity remains between 70-

85% maximum heart rate


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10 – A Peaks at approx 70 seconds when athletes work

maximally from the outset of exercise


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20 – When considering the energy systems:

A The aerobic system is the slowest to contribute to ATP resynthesis, but 40-50 times more powerful than the two

combined anaerobic systemsB PC is adversely affected by the low pH caused when the

LA system takes over energy productionC The LA system produces 5 times as much energy as the PC

system

D None of the above 20 points for Topic2

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20 – A The aerobic system is the slowest to contribute to ATP

resynthesis, but 40-50 times more powerful than the two combined

anaerobic systems20 points for Topic2

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30 – Aerobic glycolysis:A Produces energy faster than anaerobic glycolysis

B Can occur in the absence of oxygenC Takes over from anaerobic glycolysis when athletes hit the

wall in events such as the marathonD Breaks down pyruvic acid to carbon dioxide and more

energy via the Kreb’s Cycle 30 points for Topic2

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30 – D Breaks down pyruvic acid to carbon dioxide and more energy

via the Kreb’s Cycle


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40 - The oxygen deficit occurs when:A Performers have had time to reach a “steady state”

B ATP is broken down anaerobicallyC The amount of oxygen demanded is less than that able to

be supplied by the cardiovascular & respiratory systemsD Performers train at high altitude and the air is “thin”


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40 - B ATP is broken down anaerobically


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50 – EPOC stands for:A Energy prior-to oxygen consumptionB Excess potential oxygen consumption

C Elevated post-exercise oxygen constantD Excess post-exercise oxygen consumption


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50 – D Excess post-exercise oxygen consumption


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10 - A disruption to glycolytic enzymes will lead to fatigue by:

A Increasing the reliance on fats as a fuel sourceB Increasing the amount of LA that is produced due to

anaerobic glycolysisC Limiting the breakdown on glycogen to glucose and then

resynthesis of ATPD All of the above


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10 -C Limiting the breakdown on glycogen to glucose and then

resynthesis of ATP


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20 - The most likely cause of fatigue for a 100m sprinter (athletics) is:

A PC depletionB Lowered muscle pH

C Accumulation of iron(s) – Fe, Ph, Al, etc.D Lactic Acid accumulation


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20 - A PC depletion


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30 - Dehydration leads to fatigue by:A Resulting in vasodilation and blood flow away from

working musclesB Causing increased heart rates

C Increasing systolic blood pressureD All of the above


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30 - D All of the above


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40 - Following a 10 second interval sprint (max intensity) how long would it take to replenish fuel stores

used in the work period?A 10 seconds (1: 1 work : rest ratio)

B 180 secondsC 240 seconds

D 300 seconds 40 points for Topic3

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40 - B 180 seconds


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50 - An active recovery is how many times faster than a passive recovery at removing LA and restoring muscle

pH?A Twice

B Three timesC Five timesD Ten Times


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50 - A Twice


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10 - The most important fitness component for a 1,500m swimmer performing a tumble turn is:

A Reaction TimeB AgilityC Balance

D Aerobic Power


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10 - B Agility


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20 - The most specific test to assess the agility of a tennis player would be the:

A Illinois Agility RunB Semo Agility Test

C Harvard Twist Touch TestD Margarita Agility Run


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20 - B Semo Agility Test


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30 - Muscular strength:A Is the same as muscular power

B Is applied slower than muscular powerC Is applied faster than muscular power

D Is evident when athletes perform 10RM of any chosen exercise


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30 - B Is applied slower than muscular power


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40 - The same post tests should be conducted as pre tests because this:

A Allows for relevant comparisons to be madeB Ensures performers don’t get mixed up with a new set of

testsC Doesn’t require variety as it doesn’t involve training

principlesD None of the above


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40 - A Allows for relevant comparisons to be made


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50 - The following data would give the best indication of energy system interplay during an analysed game of

netball:A Skill frequency

B Movement PatternsC Heart Rate / Trace

D W:R ratio


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50 - C Heart Rate / Trace


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10 - A training year can be broken down into smaller sections such as “pre-season”, “competition” and “off-

season”. These are examples of”A PeriodisationB MesocyclesC Microcycles

D Tri-cycles


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10 - A Periodisation


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20 - The best example of long interval training listed below is:

A 20 x 2 x 10 m runs with a w:r ratio of 1:1B 2 x 20 x 100 m runs with a w:r ratio of 1:2C 2 x 2 x 1,000 m runs with a w:r ratio of 1:1

D 2 x 20 x 10,000m runs with a w:r ratio of 1:10


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20 - C 2 x 2 x 1,000 m runs with a w:r ratio of 1:1


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30 - “Fartlek” training :A Can be overloaded by completing the same distance in a

slower timeB Is also known as “playing with speed”

C Requires rest periods to restore PCD Combines continuous activity with short bursts of intense

work at regular intervals


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30 - D Combines continuous activity with short bursts of

intense work at regular intervals


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40 - In the following resistance training ~ 4 x 3RM x 80kg, which component would primarily be developed:

A Muscular EnduranceB StrengthC Speed

D Power


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40 - D Power


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50 - The “SAID” principle refers to:A Specially Adapted Internal Drivers

B Specific Adaptive Imposition DemandsC Specific Adaptation Imposed Demands

D Coaches saying “I told you so”


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50 - C Specific Adaptation Imposed Demands


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10 - The following is most likely to result from participation in an aerobic training program lasting 12+

mths:A Increased capillarisationB Increased plasma volumeC Increased cardiac output

D All of the above


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20 - Short interval training will result in the following chronic changes to fast twitch muscle fibres:

A Increased “whiteness”B Increased antioxidative enzyme stores

C Increased contraction speedD Increased triglyceride stores


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20 - C Increased contraction speed


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30 - Aerobic training results in an:A Increased a-VO2 diffB Decreased a-VO2 diff

C Increased VO2 diffD No change to a-VO2 diff


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30 - A Increased a-VO2 diff


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40 - As a result of extensive aerobic training, marathon runners would have the following adaptations at the

muscular level:A Decreased resting heart rateB Increased glycogen synthase

C Decreased Kreb’s cycle pathways

D None of the above


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40 - B Increased glycogen synthase


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50 - Plyometric training will result in the following adaptations to fast twitch muscle fibres:

A Increased “whiteness”B Increased antioxidative enzyme stores

C Increased PC storesD Increased triglyceride stores


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50 - C Increased PC stores


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10 - Risk management includes:A Appointing a manager who is prepared to take risks

B Conducting regular evacuation drillsC Allowing players to take “calculated risks”

D Reducing the likelihood of “things going wrong”


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10 - D Reducing the likelihood of “things going wrong”


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20 - Psychological symptom(s) of overtraining includes:A Disturbed sleepB Mood swings

C Decreased “drive”D All of the above


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30 - Ethical performers try to:A Strive to achieve personal health as well as personal best

performancesB Seek equalityC Avoid doping

D All of the above


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40 - Colostrum provides performance enhancing properties by:

A Increasing the amount of anaerobic power that can be generated

B Improving the body’s immune system and protein synthesis mechanisms

C Improving the rate of glycolysisD Providing a quicker mechanism for catabolic reactions to

occur


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40 - B Improving the body’s immune system and protein

synthesis mechanisms


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50 - Minerals are important in assisting performance PB’s by:

A Assisting in water loss to help with thermoregulationB Maintaining an acid-base balance to ensure normal cellular

functionC Adding to the amount of ATP that can be produced

D Ensuring the Essential Electrolytic Balance (EEB) is maintained


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50 - B Maintaining an acid-base balance to ensure normal cellular

function


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Jeopardy presentation engineered by Andrew Chua 10 Training Principles And Methods 20 30 40 50 Monitoring and promotion of physical activity Energy Systems