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What are the three primary movement patterns in calisthenics?

Push, pull, and squat/leg movements

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Which muscle groups are primarily worked in a push-up?

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What is the difference between concentric and eccentric muscle contractions?

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What are the three primary movement patterns in calisthenics?

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Push, pull, and squat/leg movements

Which muscle groups are primarily worked in a push-up?

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Chest (pectorals), shoulders (deltoids), and triceps

What is the difference between concentric and eccentric muscle contractions?

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Concentric is muscle shortening (lifting phase), eccentric is muscle lengthening (lowering phase)

What is the kinetic chain in calisthenics?

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The interconnected system of body segments working together to produce movement

Why is calisthenics considered a compound exercise training method?

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It uses multiple muscle groups and joints simultaneously in each movement

What are the main advantages of calisthenics over weight training?

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No equipment needed, improves relative strength, better functional movement patterns, lower injury risk

What is proprioception and why is it important in calisthenics?

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Body awareness in space; crucial for balance, coordination, and skill development

Which muscle groups make up the "core"?

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Rectus abdominis, obliques, transverse abdominis, erector spinae, and deep stabilizers

What is the role of scapular stability in calisthenics?

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Provides a stable base for shoulder movements and prevents injury

What are antagonistic muscle groups?

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Muscle pairs that produce opposite movements (e.g., biceps and triceps)

What is time under tension (TUT)?

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The total duration a muscle is under strain during a set

What is the difference between relative strength and absolute strength?

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Relative strength is strength-to-bodyweight ratio; absolute strength is total force production regardless of bodyweight

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