Aerobic endurance training Flashcards

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Define continuous training.

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A steady pace, moderate intensity. this develops aerobic/cardiovascular endurance. there are no brakes.

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what are three advantages of continuous training?

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  • Builds aerobic/muscular endurance.
  • sassy to organise.
  • can be used for specific sports.
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what are three disadvantages of continuous transiting?

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  • Risk of injury.
  • could become boring.
  • develops aerobic but not anaerobic endurance.
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Give ONE example of sporting activities that use continuous training.

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(any of these are acceptable)
swimming
cycling
long distance running
triathletes
-or team sports such as...
rugby
football
basketball
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give a definition of fartlek training.

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when the intensity changes during your training by running(or swimming/cycling) at different speeds or different terrain. Fartlek is continuous with no brakes, although the low intensity moments act as a rest period.

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