Chapter 16 Quiz CSCS Plyometric Training
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Plyometric training is a field of physical training that deals with exercises which force muscles to exert maximum force during short intervals of time, allowing your muscles to increase in power. This is also often referred to as “jump training” as jumping is a major component. What do you know about it?
- 1.Plyometric training involves using a prestretch and a counter-movement, and involves the _________________.
- 2.The term used to define the force to speed relationship is_______________.
- A.
Power
- B.
Acceleration
- C.
Distance
- 3.The part of the mechanical model that is the workhorse of the plyometric model is known as the ______________.
- 4.The __________________ involves a change in the force-velocity characteristics of the muscle's contractile components caused by stretch
- 5.___________________ are proprioceptive organs sensitive to rate and magnitude of a stretch
- A.
Stretch spindles
- B.
Stretch fibers
- C.
Muscle fibers
- D.
Muscle spindles
- 6.Also known as phase I of the stretch shortening cycle this phase involves preloading of the agonist muscles, storing of energy in the SEC, and muscle spindles are stimulated.
- 7.The time between phase I and phase III of the stretch-shortening cycle is known as
- A.
Amortization phase
- B.
Eccentric phase
- C.
Concentric phase
- D.
Landing phase
- 8.Which one is NOT a common way that volume for lower body plyometric exercises can be measured
- A.
Single foot contact
- B.
Distance
- C.
Double foot contact
- D.
Time off the ground
- 9.True or false: Plyometric exercises can be performed by athletes of any age.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.When combining lower body resistance training with plyometrics athletes should usually perform the following:
- A.
Lower body plyometrics
- B.
No plyometrics
- C.
Upper body plyometrics
- 11.______________ is the maintenance of a position without moving for a given period of time.
- A.
Technique
- B.
Strength
- C.
Balance
- D.
Power
- 12.Athletes weighing more than ____________ pounds should avoid high-volume high-intensity ploymetrics and limit the depth of their depth jumps.
- 13.Characteristics for proper footwear to perform plyometrics should include
- A.
Good lateral stability
- B.
Wide nonslip sole
- C.
Adequate cushioning
- D.
All of the above
- E.
None of the above
- 14.___________ is the maximum height that depth jumps should be performed.
- 15.In order to increase the intensity of plyometrics on can
- A.
Use a single leg
- B.
Add external loads
- C.
Decrease jump height
- D.
Increase reps
- 16.This is a good routine for beginners to perform in order to start plyometric training
- A.
Depth jumps
- B.
Single leg jump squats
- C.
Pike jumps
- D.
Bounding
- 17.A depth jump can be followed by any of these:
- A.
Squat jump
- B.
Lateral movement
- C.
Long jump
- D.
Single leg jump
- E.
All of the above
- 18.Which exercise is most beneficial for a baseball player to perform
- A.
Power drop
- B.
Two-hand overhead throw
- C.
Single arm throw
- D.
Chest pass
- 19.During the concentric phase of the stretch-shortening cycle __________ stimulate the agonist muscle group.
- 20.Which one of these factors should NOT be assessed before starting a plyometric program
- A.
Balance
- B.
Body composition
- C.
Strength
- D.
Speed
- E.
Technique
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