Principles of Training: Master the FITT Principle for Fitness Success

Question 1

Which of the following exercises typically involves the use of cardiovascular fitness?

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Running

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Bicep curls

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Plank

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Push-ups

Question 2

To effectively apply the FITT principle, it is important to:

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Slowly increase the intensity and duration of exercise over time

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Exercise every day, even if it's just for a short time

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Focus on only one component of the FITT principle, such as frequency

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Reduce the amount of time spent exercising as you get fitter

Question 3

True or False: It is important to warm up before exercising and cool down afterward.

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True

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False

Question 4

Increasing the frequency of your workouts means:

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Exercising more often

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Exercising longer

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Exercising harder

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Changing the type of exercise

Question 5

Which of the following is an example of moderate-intensity exercise?

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Walking quickly

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Sprinting

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Lifting weights

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Yoga

Question 6

Which type of exercise is best for building stronger muscles?

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Strength training

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Cardio

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Flexibility

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Balance

Question 7

In the FITT principle, 'F' stands for what?

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Frequency

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Intensity

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Time

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Type

Question 8

For endurance training, the recommended frequency is:

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3-5 times per week

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1-2 times per week

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6-7 times per week

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Daily

Question 9

'T' in the FITT principle represents:

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Time

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Type

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Intensity

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Frequency

Question 10

An example of a plyometric exercise is:

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Jumping jacks

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Squats

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Push-ups

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Lunges

Question 11

Which component of the FITT principle describes how often you perform an activity?

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Frequency

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Nutrition

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Cardio

Question 12

What aspect of the FITT principle refers to how long you spend exercising?

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Time

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Frequency

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Intensity

Question 13

What type of exercise is best for improving flexibility and range of motion?

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Stretching

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Aerobic exercise

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Anaerobic exercise

Question 14

Which of the following is a sign that you may be overtraining?

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Reduced appetite and sleep problems

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Increased energy levels

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Improved performance

Question 15

What is the main reason to perform a warm-up before exercise?

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To prepare the body for exercise

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To improve coordination

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To increase muscle strength

Question 16

To improve muscular strength, it is best to perform exercises with:

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High intensity, low repetitions

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Low intensity, high repetitions

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Moderate intensity, moderate repetitions

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High intensity, high repetitions

Question 17

Which of the following activities **does not** enhance cardiovascular endurance?

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Weightlifting

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Running

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Cycling

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Jumping rope

Question 18

When designing a fitness program, it is **NOT** important to consider your:

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Favorite color

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Age

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Fitness level

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Health conditions

Question 19

The principle of 'progression' means:

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Gradually increasing the challenge of your workouts

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Maintaining a constant intensity throughout

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Decreasing the workout intensity over time

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Switching between different types of exercises

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT a component of the FITT principle?

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Progression

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Frequency

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Intensity

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Duration

Question 21

What does frequency refer to in the FITT principle?

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How often you exercise

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How hard you exercise

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How long you exercise

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What type of exercise you do

Question 22

Which of the following is an example of a high-intensity exercise?

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Running

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Walking

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Jogging

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Swimming

Question 23

What does the time component of the FITT principle refer to?

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How long you exercise

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How often you exercise

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How hard you exercise

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What type of exercise you do

Question 24

Which of the following is an example of a progressive exercise program?

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Gradually increasing the intensity or duration of exercise over time

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Exercising at the same intensity for the same amount of time every day

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Exercising at different intensities and durations every day

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Only exercising on weekends

Question 25

Which of the following is NOT a type of exercise?

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Studying

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Cardiovascular

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Strength training

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Flexibility training

Question 26

Which component of the FITT principle refers to how much effort you put into an exercise?

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Intensity

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Frequency

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Time

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Type

Question 27

Which kind of exercise is the best way to build strong muscles?

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Weightlifting

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Walking

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Cycling

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Yoga

Question 28

Which of these is NOT a benefit of doing physical activities regularly?

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Feeling more hungry

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Improved heart health

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Lower chance of getting sick

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More flexibility

Question 29

Why should you cool down after exercising?

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To slow down your heart and breathing

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To stop your muscles from getting sore

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To become more flexible

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To boost your energy

Question 30

Which is the best way to stay hydrated during exercise?

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Drink water before, during, and after exercise

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Only drink sports drinks

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Drink juice or soda instead of water

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Don't drink any fluids

Question 31

Rest and recovery are essential for your fitness program because they:

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Prevent injuries

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Enhance performance

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Are not required

Question 32

How does increasing the intensity of a workout affect the body?

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Increased heart rate and muscle activation

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Decreased recovery time

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No effect

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Reduced calorie expenditure

Question 33

Which of the following is considered a moderate-intensity exercise?

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Cycling at a steady pace

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Walking slowly

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Running a sprint

Question 34

What is the purpose of a warm-up before a workout?

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To prepare the body for exercise and reduce risk of injury

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To increase flexibility

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To improve performance

Question 35

What type of training is best for improving strength?

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Resistance training

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Anaerobic exercise

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Aerobic exercise

Question 36

What is the role of rest in a training program?

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Allows for recovery and muscle growth

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Increases intensity

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Improves endurance

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Reduces soreness

Question 37

Which of the following is a principle of progression?

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Gradually increasing the demands on the body

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Ignoring pain

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Training at the same intensity every time

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Resting after every workout

Question 38

What is the purpose of a cool-down after a workout?

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To gradually reduce heart rate and blood pressure

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To burn extra calories

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To increase muscle soreness

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To prevent dehydration

Question 39

How can the FITT principle be used to design a cardiovascular training program?

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By setting appropriate frequency, intensity, time, and type of exercises

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By ignoring rest and recovery

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By focusing on flexibility and strength training only

Question 40

Which aspect of the FITT principle determines how often you exercise?

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Frequency

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Type

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Duration

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Intensity

Question 41

The 'I' in the FITT principle stands for:

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Intensity

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Interest

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Improvement

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Inclination

Question 42

Which of the following activities demonstrates the 'Type' component of the FITT principle?

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Cycling

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Stretching

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Resting

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Hydrating

Question 43

How can the FITT principle help you achieve your fitness goals?

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By providing a personalized plan for exercise frequency, intensity, time, and type

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By setting unrealistic expectations for fitness outcomes

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By guaranteeing fast weight loss results

Question 44

What is the primary purpose of the FITT principle?

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To optimize the effectiveness and safety of physical training

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To reduce the risk of boredom during workouts

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To make exercise more enjoyable

Question 45

Which of the following is NOT a component of the FITT principle?

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Equipment

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Intensity

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Frequency

Question 46

How can you increase the intensity of your workouts gradually?

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By adding weight, repetitions, or distance

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By changing the type of activity you do

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By resting more between sets

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By decreasing the duration of your workouts

Question 47

What factors should you consider when determining the frequency of your workouts?

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Your fitness level, goals, and schedule

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The availability of your workout buddy

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The weather forecast

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Your age and height

Question 48

How can the FITT principle help prevent injuries during exercise?

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By ensuring that your workouts progress gradually and are tailored to your fitness level

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By reducing the risk of boredom and burnout

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By eliminating the need for warm-ups and cool-downs