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PE 301 Principles of Personal Conditioning

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PE 301 Principles of Personal Conditioning

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CDR D. D. “MEAT” Peterson • Education / Certifications

– Bachelors in Exercise Physiology

Truman State University

– Masters in Exercise Physiology

University of Louisiana – Monroe

– Doctorate in Sports Management

United States Sports Academy

– Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist

National Strength & Conditioning Association

• Work Experience

– 1998: Student Aerospace Physiologist

ASTC Pensacola

– 1998-2000: Aerospace Physiologist Intern

ASTC Miramar

– 2000-2003: Aeromedical Safety Officer

MAG-36 (MCAS Futenma)

– 2003-2006: Aeromedical Safety Officer

CFWL / CSFWL (NAS Oceana)

– 2006-2009: Aeromedical Safety Officer

4th MAW (NSA New Orleans)

– 2009-2012: Exercise Physiologist

OPNAV N17 (NSA Millington)

– 2012-2014: Director

ASTC Patuxent River

– 2014-Present: PE Professor

United States Naval Academy

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PE 301 Class Rules

• Be on time

• Be respectful and courteous of others

• No texting / internet surfing

• No sidebar discussions

• Have fun!

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PE 301 Grading Criteria

• 50% Attendance / Participation

– 3 unexcused absences = 0 in attendance points

• 50% Final Exam

– 50 multiple choice & True/False questions

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PE 301 Course Outline

• Basic Exercise Physiology

• Training for Endurance / Speed

• Training for Strength / Power

• Warm-Up / Flexibility / Mobility

• Nutrition and Weight Loss Strategies

• Fitness Testing and Assessment

• Putting It All Together

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What is the difference between exercise and training?

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What is the difference between exercise and training?

- Exercise is working out - Training is working out with a purpose

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How much physical activity is required to reduce the risk of disease?

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How much physical activity is required to reduce the risk of disease?

- 20 min/day = 14% reduction

- 40 min/day = 20% reduction - This equates to ~ 800-900 kcal per week

However, to improve fitness you need to expend at least 2,000 kcal per week…

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What is the best type of aerobic exercise for losing fat?

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What is the best type of aerobic exercise for losing fat?

- Depends on: • Personal preference • Injury status

- Selected activity should be: • Weight bearing • Incorporates several muscle groups

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Which is better for fat loss: High-intensity/short duration or low-intensity/long duration?

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- Depends on: • Time available • Personal preference • Injury status

Which is better for fat loss: High-intensity/short duration or low-intensity/long duration?

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What is the best way to lose belly fat?

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- Diet ( ) - Strength training ( ) - Aerobic training ( ) - Strength, aerobic training, & diet ( )

There is no such thing as “spot reduction”

What is the best way to lose belly fat?

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Is running counterproductive to strength training?

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- Depends on: • Frequency • Duration

Excessive aerobic training can impact strength, size, and power gains

Is running counterproductive to strength training?

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Will lifting weights result in bulky muscles?

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- No

- Hypertrophy depends on 3 factors: • Genetics • Gender • Training Intensity

Will lifting weights result in bulky muscles?

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Which is better: Free weights or weight machines?

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Which is better: Free weights or weight machines?

- Depends on: • Personal preference • Injury status • Training experience

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Which should be performed first: Cardio or strength training?

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Which should be performed first: Cardio or strength training?

- Depends on: • Training for endurance (cardio first) • Training for strength/size (weights first) • Training for exercise (doesn’t matter)

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What causes post-exercise muscle soreness?

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- Micro-tears in the muscle fibers - Muscle inflammation / edema - H+ release = pH (acidosis)

Most often associated with eccentric muscle contractions

What causes post-exercise muscle soreness?

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When is the best time to stretch? Before exercise, after exercise, or both?

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When is the best time to stretch? Before exercise, after exercise, or both?

- After exercise

Stretching destabilizes the muscle

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Are supplements required to improve athletic performance?

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Are supplements required to improve athletic performance?

- Depends on: • Diet missing key nutrients (yes) • Training for exercise (no) • Training for performance (probably)

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Which is healthier: Butter or margarine?

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- Butter

If you cannot pronounce an ingredient then it probably isn’t good for you…

Which is healthier: Butter or margarine?

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Are saturated fats bad?

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- No scientific proof linking saturated fat consumption with risk of heart attack or stroke

Are saturated fats bad?

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Questions?