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WEIGHT TRAINING

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

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WEIGHT TRAINING

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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

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THE “CORE”

Muscles that support the trunk and pelvis

Strong core muscles decrease the risk of back pain and injury

Increase sport performance

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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

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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

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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

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BODY COMPOSITION

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MAJOR MUSCLES OF THE HUMAN BODY

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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.

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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