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Muscular Fitness : A Vital Link to Health and Quality of Life. Photographed by: UC-Berkeley. Darren Clay 10 th Grade. Photographed by: Blueavitar. Leads to Endless Possibilities. Muscular Fitness. Photographed by: TeamSugar. Photographed by: HomeMuscle. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Muscular Fitness:
A Vital Link to Health
and Quality of Life
Darren Clay 10th Grade
Photographed by: UC-Berkeley
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Muscular FitnessLeads to Endless Possibilities
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FlexibilitySpeed
Power
Agility
Muscular Endurance
Muscular Strength
Balance
MuscularFitness
Muscle Structure
Slow Twitch Fibers- contract slowly and are slow to fatigue
Each muscle contains
thousands of spaghetti-like muscle fibers
Fast-Twitch Fibers- contract quickly and are fast to fatigue
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…Strength is defined as the maximal force that can be exerted in a single voluntary contraction
Factors Influencing Strength
Gender Body Fat Muscle Size Age
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….Muscular Endurance is defined as the repetition of submaximal contractions or submaximal holding time.
Requires continuous source of energy
Utilizes muscles with aerobic capabilities
Enhances aerobic enzymes
Do You Have the Ability to Persist???
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Flexibility is the range of motion through which the limbs are able to move
Reduces risk of injury
Reduces muscle soreness
Reduces tightness and discomfort
Range of Motion is Essential!
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SPEED
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Movement Time
Reaction Time
SPEED
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“Speed may be the most exciting
ingredient in sport”
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POWER
FORCE
DISTANCE
TIME
POWERPhotographed by: Critical Bench
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AGILITY
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Factors of Agility
Strength
Coordination Balance Speed
Agility is the ability to change position and direction rapidly, with precision and without loss of balance
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BalanceStatic
Ability to maintain balance while stationary
Ex. Diving, Gymnastics, Mountain Climbing
Dynamic
Ability to maintain equilibrium while in motion
Ex. Ballet, Basketball, Football
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For improvements to take place, workloads
must impose an overload on the body
system.
Improvements are related to the
intensity, duration, and frequency of
training.
As adaption to loading takes
place, more load must be added.
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Overload Training
Increased contractile protein
Tougher connective tissue
Reduced inhibitions
Contractile efficiency
Increase in muscle fibers
Increase in muscle mass
Strength Training involves high resistance and low repetitions
and leads to…
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Endurance
Training involves
low resistanc
e and high
repetitions and leads to…
Changes in muscle
fiber types
More efficient
contractions
Increased capillaries
Increased mitochond
rial density
Increased Aerobic enzymes
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Isometric training involves the static contraction of a muscle without any
visible movement in the angle of the joint.
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The joint and muscle are either worked against an immovable force or are held in a static position while
opposed by resistance .
Exercises involve the body’s own muscle, structural items,
or free weights.
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In an isotonic contraction, tension remains unchanged and the muscle's length changes.
Concentric-a shortening contraction
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TRAINING
Isokinetic Training exercises overloads the
muscles with a near maximal contraction
throughout the range of motion and control the
speed of contractionPhotographed by: Jesper Anderson
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Lifters should use a resistance that they cannot lift more than 10 to 12 times
Anything between 10 and 12 reps yields success, as long as each is the maximal number of repetitions possible
Move the weight at a slow to moderate rate, always maintaining control
Repetitions is defined as the number of times that a person repeats a strength exercise before resting
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At least three sets of 10 repetitions yields success
For strength training, lifters should allow 2 to 3 minutes between each set
For muscular endurance, lifters should allow 1 minutes between sets
Inadequate rest will diminish strength gains!!!
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Untrained lifters can achieve maximal gains by training each muscle group 2 times a week
Trained lifters do best with 2 days per week
Basic Prescription for Strength:
Three sets of 8 to 12 reps (with slow movement and adequate
recovery time)
Frequency refers to the number of times per day or week
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