1.
when you gradually increase the intensity of your workout to push your body harder, you are practicing
specificity.
regularity.
overload.
progression.
2.
juan wants to increase his muscle strength, so he includes more squats in his workout than he has previously been able to do. this is known as overload.
true
false
3.
what should you do after reaching your fitness goal?
take a nap.
cool down.
quit exercising.
reward yourself.

1. Progression; 2. True; 3. Reward yoursef (but also could be cool down)

Explanation:

 Functional exercises are those that use body weight and the help of a few gymnastics materials to train the body in aspects such as muscle strengthening, motor coordination, concentration and, of course, fitness.  As they are developed and adapted according to the practitioner's profile, functional training is able to gradually improve their fitness, improving their response to more intense exercises. This is a progress of your work out, because your doing it gradually, without being overload.

  The regular and progressive increase in workload will enable the desired improvement in performance. This reaction is initially very rapid, slowing down as the individual reaches higher and higher levels of performance.

  The process of workout needs to be well dosed, as an insufficient recovery period will inevitably lead to a state of overtraining and consequently to exhaustion. Already, very long periods of breaks between classes (training) cause the appearance of a decrease of restoration, leaving no conditions for an increase of possibilities to the student in relation to the workload increase.

   After reached a goal its always good to reward yourself, because this practice could encourage of achievement of new goals in the future.

answer: b. complete secondary assessment (detailed physical exam).

after you finished the primary assessment, you must proceed with the assessment by performing a complete detailed physical examination.

this secondary assessment includes a focused on patient’s history, vital signs and a specific and rapid examination of the entire body especially on the injuries acquired from the motor vehicle accident and the patient’s medical complaint.