Final Module Quiz
Principles of Training
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Question 1: Which energy system provides immediate, explosive energy for efforts lasting 0-12 seconds?
ATP-CP (Anaerobic-Alactic) System
Glycolytic (Anaerobic-Lactic) System
Aerobic (Oxidative) System
Question 2: What is the correct sequence in the supercompensation model?
Training → Recovery → Fatigue → Supercompensation
Training → Fatigue → Recovery → Supercompensation
Fatigue → Training → Supercompensation → Recovery
Recovery → Training → Fatigue → Supercompensation
Question 3: Which training principle states that the body adapts specifically to the type of demand placed on it?
Principle of Individuality
Principle of Reversibility
Question 4: What is the hypertrophy training zone in terms of 1RM percentage?
50-65% of 1RM (12-20 reps)
65-85% of 1RM (6-12 reps)
85-100% of 1RM (1-5 reps)
30-50% of 1RM (20-30 reps)
Question 5: Which muscle fiber type has the greatest hypertrophy potential and is primarily targeted by AURUM?
Question 6: What is a Mesocycle in periodization?
A single training session
A 1-week training block (Microcycle)
A 4-6 week training block with specific goals
A 6-12 month annual training plan (Macrocycle)
Question 7: Why does AURUM's 6-minute protocol minimize cortisol exposure compared to conventional training?
Isokinetic machines block cortisol production
Lower intensity means less stress response
Short duration limits the time cortisol accumulates while still providing maximum stimulus
Eccentric loading suppresses cortisol release
Question 8: What does the Principle of Reversibility ("use it or lose it") mean for AURUM clients?
Clients must train daily to maintain gains
Strength gains are permanent once achieved
Training adaptations decline if the stimulus is removed; consistent 1-2x/week training maintains gains
AURUM training cannot be reversed once started
Question 9: Which is a key advantage of isokinetic training over conventional isotonic training?
It requires less energy per rep
Resistance adapts to the user's force output at every point in the range of motion
It only targets Type I (slow-twitch) fibers
It eliminates the eccentric phase entirely
Question 10: According to the Principle of Diminishing Returns, what happens as a client becomes more trained?
They need to train less frequently
Their gains accelerate over time
They should switch to aerobic training
The rate of improvement slows; each increment of progress requires more effort and time
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