Test Your Strength Training Knowledge!

Test Your Strength Training Knowledge!

Think you know a thing or two about strength training? Test your knowledge with this fun quiz!

published on May 29
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What is the primary goal of strength training?

What is the primary goal of strength training?
Building muscle strength
Losing weight
Improving flexibility
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Which of the following is a common strength training exercise?

Which of the following is a common strength training exercise?
Squats
Running
Yoga
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How many rest days should you have between strength training sessions?

How many rest days should you have between strength training sessions?
1-2 days
No rest days
5-7 days
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True or False: Strength training can help prevent osteoporosis.

True or False: Strength training can help prevent osteoporosis.
True
False
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Which muscle group is targeted in a bicep curl?

Which muscle group is targeted in a bicep curl?
Biceps
Quadriceps
Chest
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How many sets of an exercise are typically recommended for strength training?

How many sets of an exercise are typically recommended for strength training?
3-4 sets
1 set
7-8 sets
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Which of the following is not a benefit of strength training?

Which of the following is not a benefit of strength training?
Increased risk of injury
Improved bone density
Enhanced mental health
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What is the ideal rep range for muscle hypertrophy?

What is the ideal rep range for muscle hypertrophy?
8-12 reps
1-3 reps
15-20 reps
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Which equipment is commonly used in strength training?

Which equipment is commonly used in strength training?
Dumbbells
Swiss ball
Jump rope
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What is the term for the muscle's ability to generate force against resistance?

What is the term for the muscle's ability to generate force against resistance?
Strength
Endurance
Flexibility
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How often should you progressively overload your muscles in strength training?

How often should you progressively overload your muscles in strength training?
Regularly, with increased weight or reps
Never overload
Once a year