Fitness components & Training methods Flashcards

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What are the fitness components associated with anaerobic systems?

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anaerobic capacity, speed, muscular strength, muscular power, agility, dynamic flexibility, reaction time

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What are the fitness components associated with aerobic system?

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aerobic power, muscular endurance, static flexibility

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what are the other components that are not attached to either the aerobic or anaerobic systems?

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co-ordination, balance, body composition

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muscular endurance

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repeated muscle contractions (sit ups in 30secs)

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muscular power

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produce force quickly (vertical jump)

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muscular strength

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peak force (resisting an opponent in a sport aflw)

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speed

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point a to point b in the fastest time
(20m sprint)

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dynamic flexibility

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joints and muscles through full range of motion
(hamstring stretch)

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aerobic power

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resynthesising ATP with oxygen at the fastest rate
(beep test and yoyo test)

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reaction time

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reacting to an outside stimulus in the fastest time (posner test)

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agility

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change of direction quickly while maintaining speed and balance
(505 change of direction)

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What is the purpose of fitness testing? give 5 reasons

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  1. determine athlete’s strengths and weaknesses
  2. provides base line data to base future performances
  3. helps determine team positions
  4. talent ID
  5. provides motivation for improvement
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13
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What is the purpose of post testing?

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determines if the training was successful
have the components improved from the beginning

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14
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What should fitness tests replicate?

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  1. movement patterns or skills performed
  2. major muscle groups
  3. fitness components in the sport
  4. energy systems in the sport
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15
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20 meter sprint

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speed for a netballer

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16
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standing vertical jump

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muscular power basketballer

17
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505 COD

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agility tennis player

18
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afl agility test

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agility- afl player

19
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seven stage abdominal strength test

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strength any athlete

20
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2 min side plank

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muscular endurance

21
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20 sec chair push up

A

muscular endurance

22
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yoyo- intermittent

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aerobic power and fitness

23
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Training session 3 stages

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general, dynamic and sport specific for warm up
main training
cool down

24
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Training principles

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FITT-PV
Frequency
intensity
Time
Type
Progression
Variety

25
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Short interval method and benefits

A

anaerobic training with the ATP-PC system with a W:R of 1:5/ sprinters, speed climbers, basketaballers

speed and anaerobic power
2 sets, 4 reps

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Intermediate interval

A

anaerobic testing the

27
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resistance training method

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anaerobic using the fitness components muscular endurance/ muscular strength/ muscular power

28
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continuous training

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aerobic training between 65-85% HRM with a minimum of 20 mins per session
65-85% HRM minimum of 20 mins
aerobic power and muscular endurance

29
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plyometrics

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anaerobic 1:5 work to rest ratio/ muscular power
3 sets, 4-6 reps

30
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resistance

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anaerobic involves strength, power and muscular endurance

31
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fartlek training

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aerobic, intensities differ
high- 80%
Low- 65%
active recovery