Conditioning Programme
Physical & Health Education · 50 practice questions
Aerobic programme; anaerobic programme; strength training programme; endurance training programme.
- Differentiate between aerobic and anaerobic programmes.
- Differentiate between strength and endurance training programmes.
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- Practice question 1
Functional conditioning exercises specifically aim to improve movement patterns relevant to
- A.tasks performed exclusively in a laboratory setting, with no real-world application
- B.a factor entirely unrelated to everyday or sport-specific movement
- C.no particular task of any kind, despite the functional focus of such exercises
- D.everyday or sport-specific tasks
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D. everyday or sport-specific tasks
Functional conditioning exercises specifically aim to improve movement patterns relevant to everyday or sport-specific tasks.
- Practice question 2
Proper technique during conditioning exercises specifically is important for maximizing benefit while
- A.eliminating the need for any further training whatsoever
- B.a factor entirely unrelated to injury risk of any kind
- C.minimizing injury risk
- D.maximizing, rather than minimizing, injury risk, contrary to the actual benefit
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C. minimizing injury risk
Proper technique during conditioning exercises specifically is important for maximizing benefit while minimizing injury risk.
- Practice question 3
An endurance training programme specifically focuses on improving the body's capacity to
- A.a factor entirely unrelated to sustaining activity over time
- B.improve flexibility and range of motion at the body's major joints
- C.sustain prolonged physical activity over time
- D.generate a single, maximal burst of muscular force
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C. sustain prolonged physical activity over time
Endurance training specifically focuses on improving the body's capacity to sustain prolonged activity over time.
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