29. Lower crossed syndrome (LCS) involves a combination of...

29. Lower crossed syndrome (LCS) involves a combination of overactive and underactive muscles, including those in the

1.  hips.
2.  chest.
3.  lower legs.
4.  upper legs.

30. Regarding variations in knee alignment, what term is synonymous with bowlegged?

1.  Knee varus
2.  Knee valgus
3.  Knee eversion
4.  Knee inversion

31. The rate at which an athlete can reach peak levels of force is his or her

1.  maximal strength.
2.  strength-endurance.
3.  rate of force deployment.
4.  rate of force development.

32. Speed strength is similar to explosive strength, with the difference being the

1.  load that is used.
2.  rate of force decline.
3.  method used for assessment.
4.  relative strength of the individual.

33. It is recommended to test the vertical jump or standing long jump every

1.  2 weeks.
2.  4-6 weeks.
3.  8-10 weeks.
4.  12 weeks.

34. The overhead toss measures explosive strength of the

1.  shoulders only.
2.  calves, thighs, and hips.
3.  posterior chain and shoulders.
4.  abdominals, chest, and triceps.

35. The measure of how strong an athlete is in relation to his or her body weight is

1.  relative strength.
2.  reactive strength.
3.  maximal strength.
4.  strength-endurance.