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Step Training Plus: A Comprehensive Guide to Aerobic and Strength Training, Exams of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences

An in-depth exploration of the 'step training plus' program, covering various aspects of fitness, including the fitness pyramid, acsm guidelines, principles of exercise, aerobic exercise benefits, and step aerobics techniques. It also discusses flexibility, muscle strength and endurance tests, and step class segments.

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STEP TRAINING PLUS
Section One pp. 1-96
1. What are the four levels of the fitness pyramid starting with Level 1 which we
should do the most? p. 1
2. ACSM Guidelines- To achieve cardiovascular benefits the American College of
Sports Medicine recommends exercising ____ to ____ days a week at moderate to
vigorous intensity for
_____ min. or more. To improve muscular strength and endurance, ACSM
recommends ____ days of training per week, performing 8 to 10 exercises at
approximately 70-85% of your one repetition maximum. (From Instructor: 8-12
repetitions of each exercise.)
Chapter One p. 3
1. ______ means promoting the supply and use of oxygen.
2. The American Medical Association defines __________ as the general capacity to
adapt favorably to physical effort. p. 4
3. A total physical fitness conditioning program consists of what five basic
components?
(Leave out Posture.)
A. __________ cardiovascular and respiratory endurance.
B. __________ ability to bend and stretch - functional range of motion in the joints of the body.
C. __________ the ability of a muscle to exert a force against a resistance.
D. __________ the ability of muscles to work strenuously for relatively long periods without fatigue-
to sustain a contraction or apply a force repeatedly.
E. __________ the ratio between fat weight and lean weight.
4. ____________ is any exercise that requires a steady supply of oxygen for an
extended time and demands an uninterrupted work output from the muscles. p.5
5. Know these four principles of exercise: overload, progression, specificity,
regularity.
6. What are the training effects or total beneficial changes that usually occur as a
result of aerobic exercise? p. 5 heart, blood cells, heart rate, blood vessels, muscle
tone, blood pressure, lungs, elimination of solid wastes, levels of fat in blood,
muscles and skeleton, sensitivity to insulin, blood sugar.
7. What are some other options - other than bench step aerobics - for aerobic
exercise? p. 6
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STEP TRAINING PLUS

Section One pp. 1-

  1. What are the four levels of the fitness pyramid starting with Level 1 which we should do the most? p. 1
  2. ACSM Guidelines- To achieve cardiovascular benefits the American College of Sports Medicine recommends exercising ____ to ____ days a week at moderate to vigorous intensity for _____ min. or more. To improve muscular strength and endurance, ACSM recommends ____ days of training per week, performing 8 to 10 exercises at approximately 70-85% of your one repetition maximum. (From Instructor: 8- repetitions of each exercise.) Chapter One p. 3
  3. ______ means promoting the supply and use of oxygen.
  4. The American Medical Association defines __________ as the general capacity to adapt favorably to physical effort. p. 4
  5. A total physical fitness conditioning program consists of what five basic components? (Leave out Posture.) A. __________ cardiovascular and respiratory endurance. B. __________ ability to bend and stretch - functional range of motion in the joints of the body. C. __________ the ability of a muscle to exert a force against a resistance. D. __________ the ability of muscles to work strenuously for relatively long periods without fatigue- to sustain a contraction or apply a force repeatedly. E. __________ the ratio between fat weight and lean weight.
  6. ____________ is any exercise that requires a steady supply of oxygen for an extended time and demands an uninterrupted work output from the muscles. p.
  7. Know these four principles of exercise: overload, progression, specificity, regularity.
  8. What are the training effects or total beneficial changes that usually occur as a result of aerobic exercise? p. 5 heart, blood cells, heart rate, blood vessels, muscle tone, blood pressure, lungs, elimination of solid wastes, levels of fat in blood, muscles and skeleton, sensitivity to insulin, blood sugar.
  9. What are some other options - other than bench step aerobics - for aerobic exercise? p. 6
  1. What are the essential criteria for an exercise to be labeled aerobic? p. 6
  2. What are some methods of determining your intensity (how hard you are working) during an aerobic workout? p. 7 Two places to take your pulse? How do you determine what your heart rate should be during the workout? Know the difference between the method on p. 9 and the method on the back of the attendance record form - the simplified method.
  3. Which do we use in class - the 6 second method or the 10 second method?
  4. The ACSM recommends that on the Borg Scale Ratings of Perceived Exertion you work in a range from ____ "moderate" to ______ "heavy/strong."
  5. What is the talk test? p. 12 Chapter Two: The First Step: Determining Your Starting Point p. 13
  6. The first step in the journey toward achieving physical fitness for a lifetime involves establishing your current _____________.
  7. The two ways of measuring aerobic capacity are a. laboratory physical fitness test which involves a treadmill stress test and b. field tests of aerobic fitness which include a. Cooper's ___________ walk/run and _____________ run walk and b. the three minute step test.
  8. The measure of aerobic capacity we will use in class in ___________________.
  9. Muscular endurance of your upper body can be determined by the ____________ test. p.
  10. Muscular strength and endurance of your abdominal muscles can be determined by the bent-leg _________ test.
  11. Flexibility can be determined by the ___________ test. p. 20
  12. Absolute strength is usually determined by the maximal amount of resistance an individual can lift in a _____ effort.
  1. The two most widely accepted methods for improving flexibility are ______ and ______. The method recommended by most experts and your instructor is ___________.
  2. Static stretching is slow, active stretching held to the joint extremes for approximately ____ seconds.
  3. PNF is also known as _______________.
  4. Which time for stretching - warm up or cool-down - brings about the greatest improvements in flexibility? (From Instructor) Chapter Five: Step By Step: Step Technique
  5. Know these steps: basic (single lead) , step touch/tap, V-step, by-pass variations, traveling patterns - turn, travel over vertical, diagonal and horizontal, straddle, propulsion, repeaters, lunges, cha-cha, mambo.
  6. Know the directions in relation to the bench: front, side, end, back. 3 Lever refers to the _______that initiates the movements, thus arm or leg movements may be classified as long-or short _____ movements.
  7. ______ moves refer to movements when both arms are doing the same action. _____ refers to performing moves in which each arm or leg is doing something different.
  8. List ten different movements that are given in the textbook for the arms while doing step aerobics. Chapter Six: Step to the Beat: Creative Building Techniques
  9. Varying Intensity: You can increase or decrease intensity by changing any of these variables: p. 66
  10. Be able to write out at least three patterns we have done in class which use 3 or more steps. Chapter Seven: A Step Ahead: Step Training Options
  11. ______ training means combining a series of fitness activities in one workout and moving from station to station. The advantages are:
  12. ______ training is a method of training that alternates period of high- and low- intensity movements intervals.
  1. ______ training is a high-intensity exercise that uses lateral motion training to achieve cardiovascular and muscular conditioning.
  2. A ______________ workout uses calisthenics and movements that simulate sports like box aerobics and sport sprints. Chapter 8: A Stronger Step: Strength Training Options
  3. What are the benefits of adding strength training to the step workout?
  4. Guidelines from the American College of Sports Medicine states the ___ set of 8- 12 repetitions of _______ exercises that condition the major muscle groups, at least ____ days per week is the recommended minimum.
  5. Why does the strength training segment of a step class focus in upper and middle body?
  6. The exercises presented in the textbook use what types of weight-resistance modes?
  7. Know these muscle groups: trapezius, deltoid, pectoralis major, biceps, rectus abdominus, obliques, adductors, abductors, quadriceps, anterior tibialis, triceps, lattisimus dorsi, gastrocnemius, gluteus maximus, hamstrings, rhomboids. p. 85 Not all groups are shown.
  8. Know the principles of strength training on p. 87