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What does MMFABS stand for?
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M uscular endurance M uscular strength F lexibility A reobic endurance B ody composition S peed

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What does MMFABS stand for?
M uscular endurance M uscular strength F lexibility A reobic endurance B ody composition S peed
What does FITT stand for?
F requency I ntenstity T ype T ime
What does CRABP stand for?
C o-ordiantion R eaction Time A gility B alance P ower
Active Stretching
The performer works on one joint, pushing it beyond its point of resistance.
Passive Stretching
When the performer uses someone else or a piece of equipment to help stretch.
Ballistic Stretching
Involves performing a stretch with swinging or bouncing
PNF Stretching
Performer stretches to their maximum range, then a partner pushes that limit for 6-10 seconds.
Calculation for HR Max
220 - age (in years)
RPE Scale
6 - 20 effort scale (6 is rest, 20 is max effort)