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WEIGHT TRAINING
WARM UP
Purpose of a warm up: To increase blood flow to all working
cells and muscle tissue To physically increase muscle
temperature to reduce risk of injury to joints, tendons and muscles
THE “CORE”
Muscles that support the trunk and pelvis
Strong core muscles decrease the risk of back pain and injury
Increase sport performance
FUNCTIONAL BENEFITS OF WEIGHT TRAINING
Increased muscle strength and endurance
Increased power Increased muscle tone Increased tendon and ligament strength Increased resting metabolism which
helps with weight loss
HEALTH BENEFITS OF WEIGHT TRAININGFrom a health standpoint, increasing strength
helps to increase or maintain muscle and a higher resting metabolic rate
promotes weight loss and maintenance lessens the risk for injury prevents osteoporosis reduces chronic low-back pain reduces arthritic pain aids in childbearing improves cholesterol levels promotes psychological well-being
may help lower blood pressure and control blood sugar
Change in Body Composition With Aerobic & Strength Program
•Strength-training combined with aerobic exercise decreases fatty tissue around muscle fibers•This decrease is often greater than the amount of muscle hypertrophy•Losing inches but not body weight is common
BODY COMPOSITION
MAJOR MUSCLES OF THE HUMAN BODY
EXERCISE TERMS Range of motion- (ROM)
The amount of motion available to a joint. Exercises should be performed with a full range of motion.
Isometric- a contraction in which there is no movement.
Dynamic- a contraction where there is movement of a joint or joints.
Flexion- Decreasing the angle of a joint. Extension- increasing the angle of a joint. Abduction- movement away from the mid-
line of the body. Adduction- Movement toward the mid-line of
the body.
EXERCISE PRINCIPLES
Reversibility: If you don’t use it, you lose it. Stopping a
training program will cause the muscles to decrease in strength and atrophy
Overload: You must progressively increase the
work load on a muscle or muscle group as the muscle becomes stronger.
You can increase the weight lifted, the repetitions, the sets or increase the speed of contraction