2.1.4 - Reversibility
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What is the principle of reversibility in fitness?
💡 Hint: Think about what happens if you stop working out.
Give an example of how reversibility works.
💡 Hint: Consider your own experience with fitness.
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What does the principle of reversibility state?
💡 Hint: Consider the saying, 'use it or lose it.'
True or False: Short breaks in exercise do not affect fitness levels.
💡 Hint: Think about how quickly you notice fitness changes.
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You have done a specialized training program for six months and then have to take a two-month break due to injury. Outline how you would plan your return to fitness after being inactive.
💡 Hint: Consider your previous fitness level and how to ease back into your routine.
Discuss how you would help a teammate who struggles with losing motivation after a break. What methods would you suggest to them to maintain fitness and motivation?
💡 Hint: Think of activities they like and how they can integrate small workouts.
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Reference links
Supplementary resources to enhance your learning experience.
- Reversibility in Exercise
- What is Reversibility in Exercise?
- Maintaining Fitness During Inactivity
- Physical Activity's Role in Reversibility
- Why Consistency is Key to Fitness
- The Dangers of Stopping Exercise
- Exercise and Muscle Memory
- Fitness - The Use It or Lose It Principle
- Keeping Fit While Injured
- The Importance of Active Recovery