methods of training, components of fitness, principles of training+overload, health and wellbeing, newton's laws, ways to calm down Flashcards
agility
Illinois agility test
balance
standing stroke test
cardiovascular endurance
12 min copper run
coordination
anderson wall toss
flexibility
sit and reach
muscular endurance
multi-stage abdominal curl conditioning
power
vertical jump
speed
30m sprint
strength
1 rep max
reaction time
ruler drop test
skill (components)
ABCR (agility, balance, coordination, reaction time)
principles of overload
FITT (frequency, intensity, time, type)
principles of training
SPORT (specific, progress, overload, reversible, tedium)
methods of training
continuous, weight, fartlek, plyometric, circuit, HIIT)
continuous ad
-little equipment
-improves aerobic fitness
-could be done anywhere
-simple
continuous dis
-boring
-injury
-time consuming
weight ad
-strengthens muscles
- fits a variety of sports
weight dis
-prone to injuries
- needs equipment
-boring
fartlek ad
- improves speed+stamina
-no equipments
fartlek dis
-injury
-creative
plyometric ad
-increases vertical jump height
-increases running endurance +speed
plyometric dis
- prone to injury
-stress on joints
circuit ad
-beats boredom
-timeefficient
-anyone can do
circuit dis
-fatigue
-injuries
-need equipment +space
-motivation
HITT ad
-time efficient
- lowers blood pressure
- no need for facilities
- burns fat
HIIT dis
- soreness
- dizziness
- high risk of injury
- difficult
- not for beginners
physical wellbeing
- all body systems working well
-free from injuries, illness, disease
-able to carry out everyday tasks
mental wellbeing
- able to cope with stress
-can control emotions
-has self esteem
social wellbeing
- essential human needs are met
-friendship and support
-having a value in society
-ability to mix with other people
newtons law 1
object in motion stays in motion at the same speed and direction. object at rest stays at rest till acting upon by a force.
newtons law 2
object accelerates when acted upon by an external force. acceleration is proportional to force and is in same direction
newtons law 3
for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction