Annual Programming Flashcards
periodization
the logical integrative, sequential manipulation of training factors (volume, intensity, training density, training frequency, training focus, + exercise selection) to optimize training outcomes at predetermined time points
-in other words- planned manipulation of training variables to maximize training adaptations + prevent the onset of overtraining]
one or multiple goals in periodization?
several goals are targeted, not just 1 (optimizing performance at a specific time, development of specific physiological/performance outcomes, reduce risk for overtraining, promote long-term development)
3 variables we look at in periodization
volume
intensity
technique
volume
number of reps
intensity
load
technique
complexity of the movement
describe the pattern of volume throughout macrocycle
-starts high in prep + decreases over subphases
which phase is volume the highest
preparatory
-then decreases over the rest of the phases so that physiological system can recover for competition
describe the pattern of intensity over the macrocycle
-intensity starts low + increases up until competition
-decreases after competition
describe the pattern of technique over the macrocycle
-technique starts low + increases to more sport-specific techniques up until the competition
-also decreases after competition
what 2 things does periodization avoid
-training plateau
-overtraining
what determines periodization
principle of overload
what is principle of overload derived from
general adaptation syndrome
general adaptation syndrome
stress has 3 stages (alarm, resistance, + recovery); system adapts to have an improved response to stress