Question 1Multiple ChoiceHow hard you work during exercise, varying based on the type of exercise? TYPESPECIFICITYPERIODIZATIONINTENSITY
Question 2Multiple ChoiceThe FITT principle stands for:Frequency, Intensity, Time, TypeFlexibility, Intensity, Time, TrainingFrequency, Intensity, Tolerance, TypeFlexibility, Intensity, Tolerance, Training
Question 3Multiple ChoiceWhich principle involves gradually increasing the demands of a workout to continue making progress?SpecificityProgressive OverloadIndividualization Reversibility
Question 4Multiple ChoiceWhich principle is best illustrated by a runner who incorporates hill sprints into their training to improve their speed and power?Progressive OverloadSpecificityIndividualizationVariation and Adaptation
Question 5Multiple ChoiceThe principle of periodization involves: Gradually increasing the intensity of workouts over timeCycling through different training phases to optimize performanceVarying the types of exercise to prevent boredomAdjusting the frequency of workouts to match lifestyle demands
Question 6Multiple ChoiceThe physiological benefit of regular exercise that improves the efficiency of the heart and lungs is:Increased muscle massImproved cardiovascular healthEnhanced flexibilityReduced stress
Question 7Multiple ChoiceThe principle that states that fitness gains will be lost if training is stopped is:SpecificityProgressive OverloadVariation and AdaptationReversibility
Question 8Multiple ChoiceThe principle that emphasizes the importance of rest and recovery in a training program is:Principle of PeriodizationSpecificityRest and RecoveryVariation and Adaptation
Question 9Multiple ChoiceRefers to how many times you engage in any physical activity a week. FrequencyIntensityTimeType
Question 10Multiple ChoiceThe component of the FITT principle that refers to the duration of a workout is:FrequencyIntensity Time Type