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Performance Intelligence Questionnaire

April 2006

1. How many main types of muscle fibers are in the human muscle?  a. 1 b. 2 c. 5  d 20

2. The Type I fibers:  a. have high numbers of mitochondria. b. have high capillary density. c. Are very resistant to fatigue. d. all of the above.

3. When performing a heavy squat, what muscle fiber type is producing a majority of the force needed? a. Type III  b. Type II c. Type I d. none of the above

4. Marathon running uses mainly what fiber type? a. Type IIIC b. Type IIB  c. Type I d. Type IIA

5. The “couch potato fiber” is:  a. Type IIIC  b. Type IIB  c. Type I d. Type IIA

6. Progressive resistance training converts the “couch potato fiber” into: a. Type IIA  b. Type IB    c. Type III  d. none of the above

7. The increase in the cross-sectional area of muscle fibers is called: a. hyperplasia  b. volumization c. hypertrophy d. multiplicity

8. Type II muscle fibers can produce more force at higher velocities than then Type I muscle fibers. a. True b. False

9. It would be beneficial for a power lifter to have: a. More Type II fibers than Type I  b. More Type I fibers than Type II fibers. c. Equal numbers of both types d. Differences in muscle fibers do not make any impact of performance.

10. Resistance training programs: a. should be sport specific b. basically the same for all athletes.  c. will increase the potential to improve performance. d. a and c 

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