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Have high aerobic capacity but low power and are recruited primarily for endurance type activities such as jogging
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Slow twitch muscle fibers
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Are able to contract more quickly and genrate more force but fatigue relatively quickly
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Fast twitch muscle fibers
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The contracting muscle that initiates movement
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Agonist
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The opposing muscle
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Antagonist
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When muscles are not used they grow weaker and stiffen or shrink in size what is the shrinking called
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Atrophy
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When muscles are stimulated by an increased workload they grow stronger and muscle fibers experience
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Hypertrophy
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Exercise in which the muscle contracts but does not change length and little or no movement occurs
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Static(isometric)exercise
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Exercie in which the muscle contracts and shortens and movement occurs
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Dynamic (isotonic) exercise
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A muscle shortens as it overcomes resistance
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Concentric contraction
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Occurs when a muscle lengthens and contracts at the same time, gradually allowing a force to overcome the muscle
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Eccentric contraction
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A constant resistance is used throughout the range of motion
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Constant resistence exercise
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The force needed to move the weight is changed to provide a maximum load throughout the range of motion
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Variable resistance exercise
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The speed of movement is controlled, a type of dynamic exercise is..
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Isokinetic
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The most important principal of resistane training
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Progressive overload
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To stimulate muscle to overloaded or forced to work at a higher than normal effort
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Progressive overload
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