General Principles Unit 2 Flashcards

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What is the alarm reaction stage

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The first reaction to stressors the resistance is diminished our body is not used to it

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What is the resistance stage

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If anybody or individual adapts to the stressor increased resistance occurs. alarm reactions disappear

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What is the exhaustion stage

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Long continued exposure where is down the bodies resistance adaptation energy is exhausted alarm reaction signs reappear an event individual can eventually die not enough recovery

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Who created the general adaptation syndrome

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Hans Selye in 1950

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How do we use the specificity principal

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We should train the way we play we can specify by muscle group muscle action joints velocity range of motion

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What are the three points of the general adaptation syndrome

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Alarm reaction ,resistance stage ,exhaustion stage

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What is the said principle

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Specific adaptations to impose demands we should not expect to be oh to increase with resistance training

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How do we increased stress for resistance trainers

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We can increase the weight increase the volume by increasing the reps increasing exercise is increasing the sessions and decreasing rest periods

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How can we increased stress for aerobic trainers

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Increase the volume by increasing the distance and Teresa duration increase the speed and decrease the recovery

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10
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What is overload

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Simply putting more stress on the body that is used to it is a snapshot a moment in time

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What is progressive overload

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Continually adding more stress on the body is used to and it’s can be in different ways variation plays a big role this is chronic

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What is periodization and what are the three levels and the three types of periodization

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It was coined the 1960s it is systematic planning on training it is planned variation we don’t train the same way on and off season. Matveyev coin debt but tudor Bompa made it famous. The levels are macrocycles , meso cycles , and micro cycles. the types are linear , block, and undulating

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What are macrocycles

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They are the largest division it could be several months to years. or even four years for Olympics

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What is a meso cycle

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It is intermediate division this can last several weeks to several months even 12 months

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What is a micro cycle

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The smallest division in his days two weeks we usually do week cycles

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What is linear periodization

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This is the more traditional one usually three months and then we change the volume and change

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What is block periodization

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We would do hypertrophy and then a whole new idea for the next block

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What is undulating periodization

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Will use this for elite athletes they change on a daily basis

19
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What happens if we increased our flow of water

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Our drain cannot handle it the sink overflowed we have insufficient recovery and could be overtrain to decrease the water we need to make the dream bigger by adding longer recovery and then the sink drain as fast as it fills with increased work capacity