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Muscular Fitness Chapter 8. Muscles Body made up into many different muscles but can be categorized into 3 Groups (Cardiac, Smooth, and Striated.) Cardiac.

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1 Muscular Fitness Chapter 8

2 Muscles Body made up into many different muscles but can be categorized into 3 Groups (Cardiac, Smooth, and Striated.) Cardiac and Smooth = Involuntary Striated Skeletal Muscle= Voluntary Cardiac= Heart Smooth = Organs Striated Skeletal Muscle = Attached to skeleton

3 Major Striated Muscle Groups http://www.faqs.org/health/images/uchr_01_img0105.jpg

4 Deltoid Forms the rounded part of the shoulder 3 Parts: ▫Front portion ▫Middle Portion ▫Posterior Portion

5 How To Strengthen Deltoid Muscles Bench Press (to train front portion of deltoid muscle) Lateral Raises/Shoulder Fly (to train middle portion of deltoid muscle) Inverse Lateral Raises (to train posterior portion of deltoid muscle)

6 Pectoralis (Chest) A thick muscle that covers the anterior (upper front) part of the chest http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6c/Pectoralis_major.png

7 How To Strengthen Pectoralis Muscle Bench Press Press Up/Push Up Dip

8 Bicep muscle located on the upper arm

9 How To Strengthen Biceps Muscle Can be strengthened through resisted elbow flexion, aka a curling motion Biceps curl Cable Curl

10 Rectus Abdominis extends from front of the ribs to front of the pelvis Main job is to flex the spine forward Well known “6-pack abs” comes from a very strong rectus abdominus

11 How To Strengthen the Rectus Abdominis Crunch

12 External Obliques three of them on each side of the rectus abdominus allows the trunk to twist, but to the opposite side that the muscle contracts (unique characteristic of that group of muscles) assists with exhalation supports the organs inside the body cavity

13 How To Strenghten External Obliques Side Rotation CrunchesTorso Twist

14 Quadricep Includes the four major muscles on the front of the thigh (quad=4) Is the extensor muscle (muscle that opens a joint) of the knee Is crucial for walking, running, squatting, and jumping

15 How To Strengthen Quadriceps Muscles :// Leg Extensions Lunges Step Squat

16 Trapezius A large superficial muscle on the back Controls shrugging the shoulders up and down, and drawing the shoulder blades together Strain on trapezius is often the cause of lower neck pain

17 How To Strengthen Trapezius Muscles Standing Rowing Shoulder Shrugs

18 Latissimus Dorsi Triangular shaped muscle Covers the lumbar part of the back

19 How To Strengthen Latissimus Dorsi Lateral Pull Down One Arm Row

20 Tricep Large muscle that runs along the back of the upper arm Is an extensor muscle (opens at a joint) Works in coordination with the biceps which are flexor muscles (bends at a joint)

21 How To Strengthen Triceps Muscle Tricep Extension Tricep Dip

22 Gluteus Maximus Makes up shape and appearance of the buttocks Maintains the trunk in the erect posture

23 How To Strengthen Gluteus Maximus SquatsLunges

24 Hamstring They begin just underneath the gluteus maximus and attach to the tibia Primary function is knee flexion (bringing the heel towards the buttocks) When exercised without being stretched, hamstring injuries (strains, pulls, etc.) are very common

25 How To Strengthen Hamstring Muscle Leg Curls Deadlift (straight- legged)

26 Calf Muscles at the bottom of the leg Function is to stabilize during walking, runing, and jumping

27 How To Strengthen Calf Muscles Squats Tip-Toes or Calf raises

28 Myths Having big muscles causes inflexibility ▫Inflexibility only occurs when flexibility exercises are NOT done with muscular strength exercises Women who lift will begin to look masculine ▫Estrogen is a females primary hormone  Testosterone is what gives males their big muscles Muscle turns into fat ▫Muscles only get smaller

29 Strength vs. Endurance Muscular strength – the ability of a muscle group to apply a maximal force against a resistance Muscular endurance – the ability to repeat muscle movement over a period of time

30 Types of Muscular Fibers - 3 types of muscle fibers - Each is specific an unique with their purpose - Either Aerobic or Anaerobic - All are activated during an activity and heredity determines #; can improve but wont gain more fibers

31 Slow Twitch Red in color allows lots of blood flow Slow to contract but contract or work for long periods of time Aerobic activities or muscular enduracnce Do not tire easily Contain more mitochondria & myoglobin which make them more efficient in using oxygen to generate more ATP without the lactate acid build up

32 Fast Twitch White in color which contract quickly allowing explosive movements Used in anaerobic activities and strength related activities Tire quickly

33 Intermediate Twitch Combination of both Fast and Slow Twitch fibers Fatigue occurs quicker than slow twitch but slower and fast twitch Active throughout the duration of the activity Both anaerobic and aerobic

34 Summarize On a separate sheet of paper: In own words describe the difference between muscular strength and endurance Pick 2 muscle groups and identify an exercise to improve muscular strength and endurance Describe what muscle fibers (Fast, slow, intermediate) are being used and why

35 F.I.T Frequency – How often the muscle is exercised Intensity – The amount of weight that is lifted Time – The number of sets and repetitions

36 Set and Reps Repetition – is the completion of a single, full-range movement of the body part being exercised Sets – a group of reps performed one after the other

37 Principle of Progression Sets of 4 – 8 reps should be used when strength training Sets of 12 – 20 reps should be used when trying to improve endurance

38 Methods for Muscular Training Muscular fitness – three types of exercise provide resistance to make muscles work harder for the purpose of developing muscular fitness

39 Isometric Contract the muscle without changing the length (ex. wall sit)

40 Isotonic – lengthen and shorten the muscle through a full range of motion while lowering and raising a resistance (ex. weight lifting)

41 Isokinetic – resistance is adjusted to force, so there is a constant speed and constant resistance (ex. weight machines)

42 Principle of Specificity Improving on a specific muscle What are some weight training exercises??

43 Special Considerations Warm up properly Start off with lower weights until exercises are done properly Secure barbell plates Hold grips comfortably Exhale when pushing against the resistance ▫Inhale when lower the weight Be sure to use correct form


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