Lesson 3.1.3.4
3.1.3.4 How to optimise training and prevent injury Quiz: AQA Physical Education, Unit 1
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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A performer is 16 years old. What is their estimated maximum heart rate using 220 minus age?
- 184 bpm
- 204 bpm
- 236 bpm
- 216 bpm
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A performer's maximum heart rate is 200 bpm. What is the aerobic training zone?
- 120 to 160 bpm
- 160 to 180 bpm
- 140 to 180 bpm
- 100 to 140 bpm
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A performer's maximum heart rate is 200 bpm. What is the anaerobic training zone?
- 120 to 160 bpm
- 160 to 180 bpm
- 180 to 200 bpm
- 140 to 160 bpm
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Which percentage range of maximum heart rate defines the aerobic training zone?
- 80 to 90 percent
- 60 to 80 percent
- 90 to 100 percent
- 50 to 60 percent
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A 40 year old's maximum heart rate is 180 bpm. What is the aerobic training zone?
- 90 to 126 bpm
- 108 to 144 bpm
- 144 to 180 bpm
- 126 to 162 bpm
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A performer's one rep max is 100 kg. Which load suits strength or power training?
- 60 kg
- 65 kg
- 80 kg
- 50 kg
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A performer's one rep max is 100 kg. Which load suits muscular endurance?
- 90 kg
- 60 kg
- 80 kg
- 95 kg
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How many repetitions are typically used for strength and power training?
- Twelve to fifteen
- One to three
- Sixteen to twenty
- Four to eight
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How many repetitions are typically used for muscular endurance training?
- One to three
- Twenty to thirty
- Four to eight
- Twelve to fifteen
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Which factor prevents injury when performing weight training exercises?
- Maximum speed
- Heavy load lifting
- Skipping the spotter
- Correct lifting technique
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Which action should be avoided when performing a flexibility stretch?
- Bouncing movements
- Holding still
- Targeting major muscles
- Breathing normally
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What is the primary method to prevent overtraining syndrome?
- Daily maximal lifting
- Eliminating carbohydrates
- Adequate rest days
- Skipping warm-ups
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What does altitude training stimulate the body to produce more of?
- Red blood cells
- Blood platelets
- White blood cells
- Blood plasma
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Why is oxygen carrying capacity reduced during altitude training?
- Slower respiration
- Less atmospheric oxygen
- Higher air pressure
- Increased humidity
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What is a major limitation of altitude training?
- Excessive oxygen
- Limited access
- Lower heart rates
- Zero fatigue
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Which training season involves rest and light aerobic training?
- Competition season
- Post-season
- Peak season
- Pre-season
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What is the primary focus of the pre-season training period?
- Competition tactics only
- Active muscle wasting
- General and specific fitness
- Total off season rest
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What is the main training aim during the competition season?
- Maintain fitness
- Maximum overload
- Massive hypertrophy
- Complete detraining
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A coach is planning a 17 year old's pre-season programme. What is the upper limit of their aerobic zone?
- About 203 bpm
- About 176 bpm
- About 162 bpm
- About 130 bpm
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Why is light aerobic training used during the post-season?
- Induce complete detraining
- Build maximal strength
- Increase peak power
- Maintain general fitness
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