Chapter 12: Muscle Fitness: Muscular Endurance and General Muscle Fitness Information
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1 Chapter 12: Muscle Fitness: Muscular Endurance and General Muscle Fitness Information Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance
2 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Lesson Objectives: Describe the differences among muscular endurance, cardiovascular fitness, and muscular strength. Describe benefits of good muscular endurance. Explain the FIT formula for building muscular endurance. Describe several guidelines for building muscular endurance.
3 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Question What does the term cardiovascular fitness mean?
4 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Answer Cardiovascular fitness means you can exercise continuously for long periods of time. Running, swimming, biking, and soccer are all activities requiring good cardiovascular fitness.
5 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Question What does the term muscular endurance mean?
6 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Answer Muscular endurance refers to how well specific muscles (e.g., the biceps) can continue to work before fatiguing.
7 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Question Explain how it might be possible to have good muscular endurance in the arms but not in the lower body.
8 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Answer You might do lots of high repetition, light weight exercises for the arms, but not do any for the legs. You build only the muscles you use regularly.
9 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Question What are some benefits of having good muscular endurance?
10 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Answer Muscular endurance exercise improves appearance, fitness, and physical and mental health.
11 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Answer (continued) Good muscular endurance enables people to work longer without getting tired. enables people to maintain good posture. may decrease chances of backaches, muscle soreness, and muscle injuries.
12 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Question What does a machine called an electromyogram do?
13 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Answer The electromyogram (EMG) uses special equipment to monitor the amount of electrical activity (indicating force or tension) in a muscle or muscle group.
14 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Question What are some guidelines to follow when doing muscular endurance exercises?
15 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Answer Guidelines to follow when doing muscular endurance: Warm up and stretch. Breathe as normally as possible: Exhale when moving against the resistance. Inhale during the relaxed part of the lift.
16 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Answer (continued) Start with low-intensity exercises. Use proper form. Exercise with a partner if you can.
17 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Question What is the FIT formula for muscular endurance?
18 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Answer
19 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Question How does the principle of progression apply to endurance training?
20 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Answer From week to week: gradually increase the amount or weight, OR gradually increase the number of repetitions, OR gradually decrease the recovery between sets or reps.
21 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Question How does the principle of specificity apply to endurance training?
22 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Answer The exercises you do build endurance for that particular muscle group only. Examples: Bench press increases endurance in the chest muscles. Leg extensions increase endurance in the leg muscles.
23 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Question Why is variety in a resistance training program important?
24 Lesson 12.1: Improving Muscular Endurance Answer Variety in a resistance training program is important because new routines stress your muscles in different ways. For example, for one month you might do exercises that focus on high resistance for strength, and the next month you might focus on high reps for muscular endurance.
25 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Question How do you perform the side stand test?
26 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer Side Stand: Lie on your side. Use both hands to get your body in position so that it is supported by your left hand and the side of your left foot. Keep your body stiff. Raise your right arm and leg in the air. Hold.
27 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer (continued) Return to starting position and repeat the test on the right side. Pass (males) = hold position for 30 seconds on each side Pass (females) = hold position for 20 seconds on each side
28 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Question How do you perform the trunk extension test?
29 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer Trunk Extension: Lie facedown on a stable weight bench or the end of a bleacher that is 15 to 20 inches high. The top of your hips should be even with the end of the bench and the upper body should hang off the end of the bench. If the surface is hard, cover it with a mat or a towel.
30 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer (continued) Have a partner hold your calves using one hand on each leg 12 inches above the ankles. Overlap your hands and place them (palms away) in front of your chin.
31 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer (continued) Start with the upper body bent at the hip so that the chin is near the floor with the palm of your lower hand against the floor. Place a small mat on the floor below the hands and chin.
32 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer (continued) Keeping your head and neck in line with your upper body, slowly lift your head and upper body off the floor until the upper body is in line with your lower body. Lower to the starting position so that the palm of the lower hand touches the floor.
33 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer (continued) Perform one lift every 3 seconds. You may want to have a partner say up-down to help you. Caution: Do not lift the upper trunk higher than horizontal (in line with lower body). Pass (males) = 20 repetitions. Pass (females) = 15 repetitions.
34 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Question How do you perform the sitting tuck test?
35 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer Sitting Tuck: Sit on the floor with your knees bent and arms outstretched. Lean back and balance on your hips. Keep your knees bent near your chest (feet off the floor).
36 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer (continued) Straighten your knees so the body forms a V. You may move your arms sideways for balance. Bend your knees to your chest again. Repeat as many times as you can. Count each time you push your legs out.
37 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer (continued) Pass (males) = 25 repetitions. Pass (females) = 20 repetitions.
38 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer (continued) Safety Tip: Avoid arching your lower back repetitively to avoid straining or pulling the muscles in that area.
39 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Question How do you perform the leg change test?
40 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer Leg Change: Assume a push-up position with weight on your hands and feet. Pull your right knee under your chest, and keep the left leg straight.
41 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer (continued) Change legs by pulling your left leg forward and pushing your right leg back. Continue changing legs.
42 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer (continued) Caution: Do not let your lower back sag. Repeat this exercise for 1 minute and count the number of leg changes. Pass = 25 changes.
43 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Question How do you perform the bent arm hang test?
44 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer Bent Arm Hang: Hang from the chinning bar with your palms facing away from your body. You may stand on a chair and/or with the help of a partner, lift your chin above the bar.
45 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer (continued) On a signal, the partner lets go or removes the chair. Count the time or duration of the hang. The time begins when the chair is removed and ends when the chin touches or goes below the bar, or the head tilts backward.
46 Self-Assessment 12: Muscular Endurance Answer (continued) Pass (males) = hold for 16 seconds Pass (females) = hold for 12 seconds
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