Lecture 9 - Physiology of Team Sport Athletes Flashcards

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What are some of the features of team sports?

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Intermittent exercise - 90% of the time they walk/jog

Maximum velocity is unlikely to be reached

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Why is being able to produce maximum force under relative fatigue so important?

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Ronaldo could still jump 0.7m after running for 7km

Not always the fittest team that wins = most effective

Must be able to sustain baseline level of activity and produce max force when required

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What did Frade say about tactical periodisation?

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Training should never separate the physical, tactical and technical elements of preparation

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How does training game manipulation affect physiology?

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Gamble:

Small sided games reduced resting HR without running specific drills

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What 3 physical factors can you change in training every day during tactical periodisation?

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Strength - muscular demanding

Endurance - increase run volumes

Speed - max velocities in manipulates games

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of tactical periodisation?

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Adv:
Prioritises tactical training
Transfers abilities to games

Disadv:
Hard to quantify and measure physical load

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What are the terms that coaches should use to mimic the 3 different energy systems?

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Explosive
High Intensity
Endurance

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What is the role of an S&C coach?

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Must improve performance
Repeat performances under fatigue
Perform at max capacity at important times

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What is the process that S&C coaches use?

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Repeat performances - can they perform in the moments that matter?

Strength - are they strong enough

Power - how fast is force produced

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What are the 2 factors which affect performances?

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Central (O2 delivery):
Increased Q and fuel transport

Peripheral (what happens in muscles)
Increased mitochondrial density and glycogen storage

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What is key to hit for adaptations to occur in terms of RPE and HR?

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Long steady durations
RPE = 3-6
HR = 65-80%

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What did Reardon find when investigating uncommon situations in rugby forwards?

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Train for the worst case scenarios

Build it into training to be prepared for anything like that to happen again

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What did Baker find on HIIT training?

Is it good?

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HIIT improves aerobic and intensity effort systems

1) exhausting - use with caution
2) energy from team games usually endurance
3) once used up we have nothing

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What is strength?

What impact does this have on team sport athletes?

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Primary ability for sports performance

Makes athletes more robust and reduces injury chance by 1/3
Increased change of direction, jumps and sprints

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How strong is enough?

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Strength association:
Where your strength transfers to game situations

Diminished return:
Have to work harder to get that bit stronger

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What values based on Body Weight do Squats, Bench press and Pull ups have on strength max?

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Squat = 1.5 x BW
Bench = 1.3 x BW
Pull Up = 1.3 x BW

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What is Rate of Force Development (RFD)?

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Only have limited time to exert force
Max strength accounts for 80% in variance in RFD

Little force = doesn’t matter about speed

18
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Why should you train either strength or endurance.. but not at the same time?

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Strength training has a large strength rise

When both trained it messes with training specificity

Team sports however need to have both

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Do you choose low intensity or high intensity?

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Low:
Doesn’t hurt - no affect on signalling pathways
Train strength after low intensity to increase strength gains

High:
Train early in the day and allow plenty of rest
Refuel between sessions
Support resistance training with protein

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What is the Charlie Francis High-Low System?

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All training should be either explosive or endurance

High intensity takes 48 hours to recover - so recover with low intently training