front 1 Strength in muscle tissue | back 1 Muscular tissue is improved through graded and deliberate overloading of the targeted muscle |
front 2 Flexibility in muscle tissue | back 2 Muscular flexibility can be maintained or increased through active and passive stretching. |
front 3 Endurance | back 3 The ability to perform activities over a prolonged period. |
front 4 Balance | back 4 The ability to maintain the centre of gravity over the available base of support. |
front 5 Rest intervals | back 5 Rests between sets of exercises |
front 6 Repetitions | back 6 The number of times an exercise is done |
front 7 Sets | back 7 A collection of repetitions |
front 8 Progression in exercise program design | back 8 Changing the program to make it more challenging |
front 9 Specificity in exercise program design | back 9 Training that is done specific to the individual and their goals |
front 10 Pre-session screening | back 10 A screening tool which identifies medical conditions which put them at a higher risk of adverse event during exercise |