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NAMES: _________________________________
Concentric
3 types of muscle
contraction
Concentric contractions take place when the agonist muscle
_____________ and the antagonist muscle ____________.
Eccentric
Eccentric contractions take place when the agonist muscle
______________ and the antagonist muscle ____________.
Isometric
Isometric contractions take place there is a pushing or pulling force but
both of the muscle in the antagonistic pair stay the _______
___________.
Sporting Examples
Concentric
Eccentric
Isometric
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NAMES: _________________________________
Sporting Examples
1. Chest pass
2. Rowing
Muscles –
Agonist –
Antagonist –
Muscles –
Agonist –
Contraction type –
Antagonist –
Contraction type –
Muscles –
4. Back to back
pushing
Agonist –
Muscles –
Antagonist –
Agonist –
Contraction Type –
Antagonist –
3. Standing Broad Jump
Contraction Type –
5. Press Up – Upward Phase
Muscles –
Agonist –
Antagonist –
Contraction Type –
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NAMES: _________________________________
6. Press Up – Downward Phase
7. Counter Balance
Muscles –
Muscles –
Agonist –
Agonist –
Antagonist –
Antagonist –
Contraction type –
Contraction Type –
8. Bicep Curl –
Upward Phase
9. Bicep Curl –
Downward Phase
Muscles –
Muscles –
Agonist –
Agonist –
Antagonist –
Antagonist –
10. Rugby Scrum
Contraction Type –
Contraction Type –
Muscles –
Agonist –
Antagonist –
Contraction type –
11. Javelin Throw
Muscles –
Agonist –
Antagonist –
Contraction type –
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NAMES: _________________________________
12. Sprint Start
Muscles –
Agonist –
Antagonist –
Contraction type –
Key Terms
Muscle Contraction –
A shortening or tensing of a muscle which causes movement.
Antagonistic Pair –
Two muscles which work together e.g. the bicep and tricep.
Agonist –
Main mover! The muscle in the antagonistic pair which is making the
movement happen.
Antagonist –
The lazy one of the pair! This one does the opposite of the agonist. It relaxes
while its partner contracts.
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