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The reversibility principle states that all gains due to exercise will be lost if one does not continue ______.
The reversibility principle states that all gains due to exercise will be lost if one does not continue ______.
exercise
The specificity principle states that each form of the activity would produce different ______.
The specificity principle states that each form of the activity would produce different ______.
result
FITT goals frequency refers to how often the exercise is ______.
FITT goals frequency refers to how often the exercise is ______.
done
Intensity refers to how ______ the activity/exercise is.
Intensity refers to how ______ the activity/exercise is.
Time refers to duration or how ______ the exercise will take.
Time refers to duration or how ______ the exercise will take.
Type refers to a kind of activity or ______.
Type refers to a kind of activity or ______.
Resistance exercises include knee-dominant, hip-dominant, lunges, horizontal & vertical /.
Resistance exercises include knee-dominant, hip-dominant, lunges, horizontal & vertical /.
A sample training technique for knee-dominant movement progression is Goblet squat with ______ or kettlebell.
A sample training technique for knee-dominant movement progression is Goblet squat with ______ or kettlebell.
A sample training technique for hip-dominant movement regression is ______ Bridge.
A sample training technique for hip-dominant movement regression is ______ Bridge.
A sample training technique for horizontal push is Stability Ball ______.
A sample training technique for horizontal push is Stability Ball ______.
The FITT goals frequency refers to how often the exercise is ______.
The FITT goals frequency refers to how often the exercise is ______.
The reversibility principle states that all gains due to exercise will be lost if one does not continue ______.
The reversibility principle states that all gains due to exercise will be lost if one does not continue ______.
The specificity principle states that each form of the activity would produce different ______.
The specificity principle states that each form of the activity would produce different ______.
Intensity refers to how hard the activity/exercise ______.
Intensity refers to how hard the activity/exercise ______.
Resistance exercises include knee-dominant, hip-dominant, lunges, horizontal & vertical ______.
Resistance exercises include knee-dominant, hip-dominant, lunges, horizontal & vertical ______.
A sample training technique for knee-dominant movement progression is Goblet squat with ______ or kettlebell.
A sample training technique for knee-dominant movement progression is Goblet squat with ______ or kettlebell.
Type refers to a kind of activity or ______.
Type refers to a kind of activity or ______.
Time refers to duration or how long the exercise will ______.
Time refers to duration or how long the exercise will ______.
A sample training technique for horizontal push is Stability Ball ______.
A sample training technique for horizontal push is Stability Ball ______.
A sample training technique for hip-dominant movement regression is ______ Bridge.
A sample training technique for hip-dominant movement regression is ______ Bridge.
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