What is the approximate target heart rate for a 50-year-old man in beats per minute (bpm)?
Correct Answer: C
To calculate an individual,s target heart rate, first one needs to estimate the person,s maximal heart rate. This is estimated by subtracting a person,s age from 220. In this example, the person,s maximal heart rate is 220 - 50 = 170. Using this number, the target heart rate can be calculated. The recommended target heart rate is between 50% and 85% of the maximal heart rate. This would be 170X0.50 = 85, and 170X0.85 = 145. So, the individual,s target heart rate is estimated to be between about 85 and 145 bpm.
Question 7
All of the following are benefits of increased flexibility EXCEPT
Correct Answer: D
Flexibility training has a number of benefits, including increased circulation, increased range of motion, improved muscle coordination, and decreased future chance of muscle injury.
Question 8
How much weight loss is appropriate for an obese individual with a BMI greater than 30?
Correct Answer: A
People who are obese have a BMI greater than or equal to 30. These individuals are at a high risk of cardiac problems, certain types of cancers, and diabetes. Among other areas, training programs can focus on weight loss, promoting appetite control, and lowering the risk of associated medical issues. Weight loss should be gradual-not more than 1 kg per week Aerobic training sessions five to seven times a week lasting 45-60 minutes per session may be helpful.
Question 9
Benefits of nonlinear periodized training programs include all of the following EXCEPT
Correct Answer: A
While a linear periodized training program involves having a progressive increase in the workout intensity over the course of a week a nonlinear periodized training program involves variation of intensity over the course of a week A weeklong nonlinear periodized training program can target both muscle strength and power. A "power" training day involving power sets can also be implemented. This type of program may be more conducive to individuals with scheduling conflicts.
Question 10
Active listening, building rapport, and showing understanding of a client,s situation are all components of
Correct Answer: D
Client-centered techniques include asking open-ended questions, listening actively, and frequently clarifying what the client says. These can all contribute to building rapport and a strong relationship with a client. Nonverbal communication is that which is expressed and received via nonverbal cues, such as facial expressions, gestures, and the presence or absence of eye contact. Intrinsic motivation is the motivation for change that comes from within. For example, a person may want to lose weight to feel proud or to feel like he can achieve a goal When people are extrinsically motivated, they are motivated to achieve a goal because of an external factor. For example, someone might want to lose weight to fit into a wedding dress.