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NSCA - CSCS
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
Question | Answer |
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What is the advantage of a resistance trained athlete using the Valsalva maneuver during an exercise | The entire torso is more rigid during the exercise |
What is the best recommendation to give to a sprinter who runs with to much vertical displacement | Use a longer push off with each stride |
What are the cycles of a periodized training program and their order? | Macrocycle - longest, mesocycle - intermediate, microcycle- shortest |
How many seconds do you have to perform as many reps as possible in the Edgren Side Step test | 10 seconds |
How do you determine correct seat height on a stationary bike | place heel on pedal with no bend in the knee |
During resistance training exercises an athletes ______ is disproportionately high when compared to an aerobic exercise session | heart rate |
During the upward movement phase of the front squat which muscle group (iliopsoas, quads, gluteus, adductors) acts as an antagonist to the concentric movement | iliopsoas |
As an athlete maintains exercise at near max intensity, ____ will begin to accumulate in the working muscles. | hydrogen ions |
What is the threshold for binge eating associated with bulimia | 2 episodes per week for at least 3 months |
What is the minimum amount of carbs that a 132lb triathlete should consume on a daily basis | 480 grams |
By increasing the strength of the hip flexor muscles what affect will this have on max speed | It will increase max speed. |
During the downward phase of the triceps pushdown exercise, what happens to the I-bands of the sarcomeres within the biceps brachii muscle | The I-bands of the sarcromeres lengthen |
Which type of exercise has the greatest positive influence on bone mineral density | axial loading |
What is an expected change for an untrained older woman who starts a light weightlifting program | increased motor unit recruitment |
What type of lever is using with the standing calf raise | 2nd class lever |
What is the first movement performed by an athlete performing the T-test | sprint forward |
Is the 1RM back squat an assestment of power or low-speed strength | low speed strength |
During a concentric muscle action what binds with calcium to allow cross bridge interactions | troponin |
During the upward movement phase of the lat pulldown, the lats perform which type of muscle action | eccentric |
During respiraction, gas exchange occurs in which ventilatory structure | alveoli |
What plane does swinging a bat primarily occur in | transverse |
This structure of a sarcomere shrinks when a muscle fully contracts | H-zone |
Work / Time = _________ | Power |
Stage 1 of Tanner's Classification assesses a childs _______ age. | biological |
How common are 1st class levers in the body | Rare |
The joint between the head and the first vertebra are what type of lever | 1st class |
In a second-class lever, the weight (resistance) is located in between the axis (fulcrum) and the ____ | force |
A first-class lever has the ____ located between the weight (resistance) and the force | axis (fulcrum) |
When performing contract relax PNF stretching with a partner what describes the initial prestretch | passive |
What is an indicator of aerobic overtraining | decreased serum testosterone concentration |
Over consuming foods that are high in ____ is often linked with an increased risk of developing atherosclerosis | saturated fats |
When a motor unit is stimulated all of its innervated muscle fibers fully contract due to _____. | principle of selective recruitment |
To achieve max performance in aerobic endurance events lasting over an hour, the best beverage to drink during the event should be? | cool/6% carb concentration |