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NSCA TSACF 試験シラバストピック:
| セクション | 比重 | 目標 |
| Exercise Sciences | 20% | - Neuromuscular Anatomy and Physiology
- 1. Neuromuscular responses and adaptations to exercise
- 2. Motor units and muscle fiber types
- 3. Muscle spindles and Golgi tendon organs
- Physiological Adaptations
- 1. Acute and chronic adaptations to exercise
- 2. Endocrine responses to exercise
- 3. Detraining and retraining
- 4. Environmental effects on exercise and occupational performance
- Anatomy and Physiology
- 1. Cardiopulmonary anatomy and physiology
- 2. Bone and connective tissue anatomy
- 3. Muscle anatomy and function
- Bioenergetics and Metabolism
- 1. Energy systems and their characteristics
- 2. Effects of training variables on energy demands
- 3. Metabolic responses to exercise
- Biomechanics
- 1. Agonists, antagonists, synergists, and stabilizers
- 2. Levers, momentum, work, velocity, and joint angles
- 3. Muscle actions and force production
- 4. Kinetic and kinematic principles
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| Nutrition | 8% | - Nutritional Strategies
- 1. Nutritional timing and recovery
- 2. Nutrition for exercise and occupational performance
- Altered Eating Habits and Disorders
- 1. Disordered eating and associated health risks
- Nutritional Factors Affecting Health and Performance
- 1. Hydration and nutritional requirements
- 2. Macronutrients and micronutrients
- Dietary Supplements
- 1. Potential benefits, risks, and limitations of supplementation
- 2. Common dietary supplements and their effects
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| Exercise Technique | 20% | - Flexibility Techniques
- 1. Static stretching
- 2. Myofascial release and foam rolling
- 3. Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation stretching
- 4. Dynamic and ballistic stretching
- Plyometric Exercise Techniques
- 1. Safe execution of plyometric movements
- Aerobic Endurance Techniques
- 1. Cardiovascular exercise modalities
- 2. Cardiovascular equipment setup and programming
- 3. Occupational-specific endurance activities
- Safe and Effective Exercise Techniques
- 1. Spotting and exercise safety
- 2. Body positioning, stance, posture, and alignment
- 3. Movement mechanics and breathing
- 4. Identification and correction of improper technique
- Dynamic Warm-Up
- 1. Movement preparation specific to the training plan
- 2. Biomechanical and metabolic specificity
- Resistance Training
- 1. Resistance machine exercises
- 2. Bodyweight and functional resistance exercises
- 3. Alternative implements, kettlebells, ropes, and load carriage
- 4. Free-weight exercises
- Speed and Sprint Techniques
- 1. Acceleration and maximal-speed mechanics
- 2. Sprint techniques with and without occupational equipment
- Agility Techniques
- 1. Multidirectional movement and change of direction
- 2. Starting, stopping, dropping, and rising
- 3. Agility versus change-of-direction speed
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| Organization and Administration | 8% | - Professional and Legal Responsibilities
- 1. Legal responsibilities, liability, and documentation
- 2. Professional ethics and scope of practice
- Facility Design and Organization
- 1. Equipment selection, use, and maintenance
- 2. Training facility layout and organization
- Policies and Procedures
- 1. Development and implementation of operational policies
- 2. Emergency procedures and incident response
- Safe Training Environment
- 1. Equipment inspection and sanitation
- 2. Facility safety and risk management
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| Program Design | 21% | - Needs Analysis Based on Job Requirements
- 1. Identification of critical occupational tasks
- 2. Energy systems associated with occupational tasks
- 3. Physiological requirements and injury risk factors
- Mental Skills
- 1. Incorporation of mental skills into training programs
- Training Program Design
- 1. Exercise sequencing and session organization
- 2. Rehabilitation, reconditioning, and return-to-performance objectives
- 3. Exercise progression and regression
- 4. Resistance, plyometric, speed, agility, aerobic, anaerobic, and flexibility training
- 5. Specificity and occupational task demands
- 6. Program modifications for environmental constraints and operational tempo
- 7. Manipulation of training variables to achieve performance goals
- 8. Periodization based on occupational demands
- 9. Muscle balance and movement patterns
- Circumstantial and Lifestyle Factors
- 1. Professional schedules and environmental constraints
- 2. Personal circumstances and fitness goals
- Current Health, Fitness, and Performance Status
- 1. Age, sex, training status, and injury status
- 2. Individual physical capabilities and limitations
- 3. Fitness and performance relative to occupational standards
- Recovery
- 1. Individualized recovery methods
- 2. Recovery strategies and training-load management
- 3. Passive and active recovery
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| Wellness Intervention | 10% | - Risk Factor Mitigation
- 1. Injury prevention and health promotion
- 2. Identification and reduction of modifiable risk factors
- Risks of Inappropriate Training
- 1. Overtraining, injury, and occupational health risks
- 2. Potential consequences of inappropriate exercise prescription
- Benefits of Physical Training
- 1. Health and performance benefits of different training modalities
- 2. Long-term wellness and occupational readiness
- Ergogenic Aids
- 1. Common ergogenic aids and their effects
- 2. Potential risks and limitations of performance-enhancing substances
- Lifestyle and Occupational Influences
- 1. Effects of sleep, stress, and recovery on performance
- 2. Lifestyle factors affecting health, wellness, and readiness
- 3. Occupational demands and environmental stressors
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| Testing, Assessment, and Evaluation | 13% | - Program Evaluation
- 1. Use of assessment results to design or modify training programs
- 2. Evaluation of progress and program effectiveness
- Test Administration
- 1. Selection of appropriate fitness and performance tests
- 2. Test safety and quality control
- 3. Standardized test protocols and administration
- Interpretation of Assessment Results
- 1. Interpretation of individual and group performance
- 2. Comparison with occupational fitness requirements
- 3. Identification of strengths, limitations, and injury risk factors
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