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Match the following terms with the correct definitions. Potential Matches: 1 : The release or lengthening of a muscle. For example, the "down" phase of a bicep curl. 2 : Strengthening the muscles by using progressively heavier resistance 3 : Shortening of the muscle length. For example, the "up" phase of a bicep curl. 4 : A muscle that opposes the action of the contracting muscle 5 : Decreasing the angle at a given joint 6 : Increasing the amount of weight slowly over time 7 : The study of the principles and mechanics of human movement 8 : The maximum amount of force a muscle ca

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Match the following terms with the correct definitions. (Points : 16) Potential Matches: 1 : The release or lengthening of a muscle. For example, the "down" phase of a bicep curl. 2 : Strengthening the muscles by using progressively heavier resistance 3 : Shortening of the muscle length. For example, the "up" phase of a bicep curl. 4 : A muscle that opposes the action of the contracting muscle 5 : Decreasing the angle at a given joint 6 : Increasing the amount of weight slowly over time 7 : The study of the principles and mechanics of human movement 8 : The maximum amount of force a muscle can exert at one time 9 : The contracting muscle 10 : Working or isolating the muscle you are intending to work 11 : Holding a contraction; there is no movement of the joint. 12 : Exercises that use the weight of the body or body parts as resistance in strengthening the muscles. 13 : generally, a shortening of a muscle 14 : Increasing the angle at a given joint 15 : means that part of a movement is improper or undesirable 16 : The ability of a muscle to sustain a contraction over a period of time Answer : Muscle Strength : Muscle Endurance : Strength Training : Kinesiology : Calisthenics : Flexion : Extension : Isometric Contraction : Concentric Contraction : Eccentric Contraction : Contraction : Agonist : Antagonist : Contraindication : Specificity : Progression

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