further training methods Flashcards

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What are some examples of continuous training?

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  • running / jogging
  • cycling
  • swimming
  • exercise sessions (such as aerobics)
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What are the most popular ways of carrying out continuous training?

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Through using a specific machine such as a treadmill, exercise bike, or cross trainer

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Why is continuous training a good form of all round exercise and very popular for many games players?

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Because the “specialist” machines are widely available in gyms and leisure centres

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What is interval training?

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This is training that has periods of work and periods of rest, with variations of the two. When working, the heart rate needs to be at a high training zone level; while during rest it should drop down into the aerobic zone

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What are the two most common forms of interval training?

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  • long interval training

* short interval training

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What happens in long interval training?

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  • work periods of between 15 seconds and 3 minutes
  • at about 80-85% of maximum levels
  • includes corresponding rest periods for recovery
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Who is long interval training a good method for?

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  • games players (football, rugby)

* middle distance athletes

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What happens in short interval training?

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  • short periods of work, no more than 15 seconds
  • work happens at maximum levels
  • includes realistic recovery time, possibly up to 2 minutes
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Who is short interval training a good method for?

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  • racket sports players (tennis, squash)

* sprinters

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What is fartlek training?

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It is a Swedish form of interval training

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What are some examples of fartlek training?

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  • walking
  • brisk walking
  • jogging
  • fast steady running
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What is the continuous shuttle run?

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This is the ‘multi stage fitness test’ and is also commonly known as the ‘bleep test’. Although it was primarily designed to be a test, it has quickly been adopted as a training method as well

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What is the continuous shuttle run training method a form of?

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Continuous training

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What happens in the continuous shuttle run?

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There are a series of 20 meter shuttle runs, which have to be carried out in time with an electronic bleep that speeds up every minute

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What is altitude training?

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This is where some sort of aerobic exercise is carried out at higher altitude, where the air is less dense and oxygen levels are low with less pressure of oxygen

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Why is altitude training a good method for endurance athletes?

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Because using this method allows a actual psychological change to occur, which increases the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood

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Who is altitude training a popular method with?

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  • long distance runners

* many football and rugby teams

18
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What is continuous training?

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This is any type of training that keeps the heart rate, and therefore the pulse rate, high over a sustained period of time