Fitness and training Flashcards

1
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Principles

A
SPORVM
specificity
progression 
overload (fitt)
reversibility 
variance
moderation
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2
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Method

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Continuous
Fartlett
Intervals
Circuit
Weight
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3
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Components

A

Aerobic capacity
Strength
Suppleness
Flexibility

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4
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What is VO2 max

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a measurement of aerobic capacity- max rate of oxygen consumption per minute

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5
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what do individuals work at with aerobic capacity

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average: 50-60%
fit: 85%

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6
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What affects VO2 max?

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Psychological make-up
Gender (girls have 20% less)
Training (can increase by 15%)
Age (from 20 declines by 1% a year)

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7
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Ways to evaluate Aerobic capacity

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Direct gas analysis
NCF multi-stage fitness test
Queen’s college step test
12 minute cooper run

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8
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What affects aerobic capacity?

A

cardiac hypertrophy
stronger respiratory muscles
capillarisation
% SO fibres

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9
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What is Karvonen’s principle?

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Resting HR + percentage (aerobic/ anaerobic) [max HR - Resting HR]

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10
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What is the aerobic zone?

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70-80% of MHR

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