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\nThe Golgi tendon organ is found where the tendon joins to a muscle. Its job is to monitor the amount of stress placed on a tendon. Stress is placed on tendons when muscles contract (especially against resistance). If the GTO believes a tendon might tear under the force it is being placed under, it will inhibit (switch off) the contracting muscle and activate the antagonist muscle to immediately reduce the tension on the tendon. Unfortunately, if you are lifting a weight, the switching off of the muscle will cause him to fail. The reason my body let me attempt the weight is that I have more lifting experience and over time my GTO has increased its threshold. Because Simon has not been lifting weight regularly, his GTO have a lower threshold, so kick in much earlier to protect him. \n<\/div>\n"},"keywords":[{"options":{"points":1,"occurrences":1,"caseSensitive":false,"forgiveMistakes":true,"feedbackIncludedWord":"none","feedbackMissedWord":"keyword","feedbackMissed":"you didn\u2019t talk about stress (or force). This is what the GTO monitors in tendons, so was important to include."},"keyword":"Stress","alternatives":["force"]},{"options":{"points":1,"occurrences":1,"caseSensitive":false,"forgiveMistakes":true,"feedbackIncludedWord":"none","feedbackMissedWord":"keyword","feedbackMissed":"You didn\u2019t discuss how the GTO causes a contracting muscle to inhibit (switch off). This is how it saves the tendon from injury."},"keyword":"Inhibit","alternatives":["switch off"]},{"options":{"points":1,"occurrences":1,"caseSensitive":false,"forgiveMistakes":true,"feedbackIncludedWord":"none","feedbackMissedWord":"keyword","feedbackMissed":"You didn\u2019t mention failure. This is the likely result of a GTO activating during a resistance training lift."},"keyword":"Fail","alternatives":["Failure, failing"]},{"options":{"points":1,"occurrences":1,"caseSensitive":true,"forgiveMistakes":false,"feedbackIncludedWord":"none","feedbackMissedWord":"keyword","feedbackMissed":"You didn\u2019t discuss the threshold of the GTO and how regular lifting leads to an increase in the threshold level. This means the GTO allow more stress to pass through the tendon before kicking in."},"keyword":"Threshold"}],"overallFeedback":[{"from":0,"to":100}],"behaviour":{"inputFieldSize":"10","enableRetry":true,"ignoreScoring":true,"pointsHost":1,"linebreakReplacement":" ","minimumLength":500,"maximumLength":750,"overrideCaseSensitive":"on","overrideForgiveMistakes":"on"},"checkAnswer":"Check","submitAnswer":"Submit","tryAgain":"Retry","showSolution":"Show solution","feedbackHeader":"Feedback","solutionTitle":"Sample solution","remainingChars":"Remaining characters: @chars","notEnoughChars":"You must enter at least @chars characters!","messageSave":"saved","ariaYourResult":"You got @score out of @total points","ariaNavigatedToSolution":"Navigated to newly included sample solution after textarea.","ariaCheck":"Check the answers.","ariaShowSolution":"Show the solution. You will be provided with a sample solution.","ariaRetry":"Retry the task. You can improve your previous answer if the author allowed that.","taskDescription":"

Explain in simple terms why Simon\u2019s body would not let him lift that weight. Try to include all the following in your answer: <\/p>\n\n

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The role of the GTO in protecting your tendons <\/p>\n\t<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
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  Why they cause him to fail <\/p>\n\t<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
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