Methods of training Flashcards

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What are the 6 methods of training? (on spec)

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  • Interval (HIIT)
  • Continuous
  • Fartlek
  • Circuit
  • Weight
  • PNF
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What is interval training used to do?

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Improve anaerobic power (high intensity/short duration)

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Define interval training

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Fixed periods of high intensity work followed by fixed periods of rest.

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4
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How can the intensity of training be altered in interval training?

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  • Increasing duration of work interval
  • Increasing speed of work interval
  • Increasing duration of recovery period
  • Increasing number of work intervals
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Define continuous training

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Continuous low/moderate intensity (60-80% of MHR) exercise with no periods of rest

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What does continuous training improve?

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Aerobic endurance

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7
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What is my Maximum heart rate?

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220-age = 203bpm

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Define fartlek training

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An aerobic run integrated with sprints and recovery jogs/walks

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9
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What does fartlek training target?

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It stresses both the aerobic and anaerobic energy systems

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10
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Why is fartlek suitable to games players?

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As it mimics their use of energy systems on the pitch

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What is circuit training?

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A circuit made up of stations, and performers will have a work/rest ratio.

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What things should be considered when planning a circuit?

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  • Time
  • Space
  • Equipment
  • Fitness levels
  • Number of participants
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13
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Why should exercises involving the same muscle groups not be placed after each other?

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In order to allow for recovery to take place

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14
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What is weight training used to improve?

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Muscular strength and muscular endurance

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15
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State the number of sets and reps needed for muscular strength

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High weights/low reps
- 4-5 sets, 2-6 reps, 80-100% of 1RM

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16
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State the number of sets and reps needed for muscular endurance

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Low weights/high reps
- 3 sets, 12 reps, 50% of 1RM

17
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Who would use free weights?

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An experienced, autonomous performer

18
Q

Who would use resistance machines?

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An associative/cognitive performer as it isolates muscle groups and you don’t have to think about form.

19
Q

Who would use TheraBand’s?

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A physiotherapist for rehabilitation as they aid recovery (increased RoM)

20
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Who would use Body weight?

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Cognitive performers