Tamalpais High SchoolName:
Physical Education – Core 1
Mr. NygaardPeriod:
Principles of Exercise 2.0
Developing a Training Program
Muscle Fitness Terminology:
Muscle Endurance: Refers to the ability to resist fatigue and sustain a given level of muscle tension for a long period of time or to contract a muscle over and over again.
Muscle Strength: Refers to the amount of force a muscle can produce with a single maximum effort.
Set: a grouping of repetitions
Repetition: the number of times an exercise is performed during one set.
Training Methods / Sets / RepetitionsMuscle Endurance / 2 / 12-20
Muscle Strength / 3-5 / 4-6
Muscle Strength & Endurance
(Recommended for most students) / 2-3 / 8-12
Principles of Fitness(applied to muscle fitness):
Principle of Overload: If you want to build muscle strength or endurance, you must resistance train more than you currently are right now. You must make sure you are working at your maximum capacity for each exercise. The final few repetitions in each set should be extremely tough.
Principle of Progression: Every week or two you must gradually increase the amount of work you do while resistance training. You can do that by increasing any of the following: # of sets, # of repetitions, or the resistance of each of your exercises.
Principle of Specificity:You must carefully choose exercises for the muscles you want to train.
Muscle Fitness Training Program
Directions: Choose two exercises to complete in each of the following areas: upper body, lower body, and core. Do each exercise every day you train during the unit. You will progress yourself on the 3rd training day and on the 5th training day. Examples of how to fill in the chart and how to progress your exercises can be found at the bottom line of each chart.
Upper Body - Choose two exercises from the following list to work out your upper body.Options: Bench Press, Seated Row, Chest Press, Shoulder Press, Assisted Pull-Up/Dip, Dumbell Curl to Press
DateExercise Name / Sets – Reps – Wt. / Sets – Reps – Wt. / Sets – Reps – Wt.
Progression #1 / Sets – Reps – Wt. / Sets – Reps – Wt.
Progression #2
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(Bench Press)
Example / 3 – 12 -100 / 3 – 12 – 100 / 3 – 12 – 110 / 3 – 12 – 110 / 3 – 12 – 115
Lower Body–Choose two exercises from the following list to work out your lower body.Options: Leg Press, Wall Sits, Squats, Leg Extension, Leg Curl, Lunges
DateExercise Name / Sets – Reps – Wt. / Sets – Reps – Wt. / Sets – Reps – Wt.
Progression #1 / Sets – Reps – Wt. / Sets – Reps – Wt.
Progression #2
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2.
(Leg Press)
Example
Core / Abdominals – Do the following exercises to work out your core/abdominal muscles. Options: Planks, Sit Ups
DateExercise Name / Sets – Reps – Wt. / Sets – Reps – Wt. / Sets – Reps – Wt.
Progression #1 / Sets – Reps – Wt. / Sets – Reps – Wt.
Progression #2
1. Sit - Ups
2. Planks
(Planks)
Example / 2 – 1:00 – Body Weight / 2 – 1:00 – Body Weight / 2 – 1:20 – Body Weight / 2 – 1:20 – Body Weight / 3 – 1:20 – Body Weight
Cardiovascular Endurance / Flexibility Training Program
Cardiovascular Endurance Workout:Execute the following exercises for your cardiovascular endurance component of your workout.
DateExercise Type / Sets – Time / Sets – Time / Sets – Time
Progression #1 / Sets – Time / Sets – Time
Progression #2
1. Jogging / 1 – 5:00 / 1 – 5:00 / 1 – 5:30 / 1 – 5:30 / 1 – 6:00
2. Jump Rope / 4 – 30 sec. / 4 – 30 sec. / 5 – 30 sec. / 5 – 30 sec. / 6 – 30 sec.
Flexibility Workout: Choose 6 different stretches that target all areas of the body for your flexibility workout. To start your program you will do each 2 sets of each stretch and hold each stretch for roughly 20 seconds.
DateStretch Type / Sets – Time / Sets – Time / Sets – Time
Progression #1 / Sets – Time / Sets – Time
Progression #2
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