MODALITIES + MACROCYCLES- SUBPHASES + COMPLEXITIES Flashcards

1
Q

describe volume, intesnity, + technique throughout the macrocycle

A

-volume starts high in preparatory then decreases over the rest of the phases
-intensity starts low + increases as we approach competition, then decreases after competition
-technique starts low + increases up to competition to more sport-specific, also decreases after competition

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2
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volume/intensity in general prep

A

highest volume
lowest intensity

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3
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volume/intensity in specific prep

A

volume decreases
intensity increases

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4
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volume/intensity in pre-competition

A

volume decreaes
intensity increases

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5
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volume/intensity in competition

A

volume decreases
intensity increases

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6
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volume/intensity in transition

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volume decreases
intensity decreases

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7
Q

if we are in general prep, which submodality of power are we most likely to see?

A

plyometrics because lowest complexity

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8
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submodalities in order of increasing complexity- corrective exercise

A

inhibition
lengthening
activation
integration

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9
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submodalities in order of increasing complexity- core funciton

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core stability
core strength
core power

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10
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submodalities in order of increasing complexity- flexibility

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static
dynamic
ballistic
PNF

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11
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submodalities in order of increasing complexity- resistance training

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assisted resistance drills
core structural resistance drills

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12
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submodalities in order of increasing complexity- power

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plyometrics
heavy resistance
ballistic
olympic

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13
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submodalities in order of increasing complexity- linear speed

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form drills
resisted sprint drills
assisted sprint drills

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14
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submodalities in order of increasing complexity- saq

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multidirectional speed drills
agility drills
quickness drills

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15
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submodalities in order of increasing complexity- conditioning

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long slow distance drills
tempo drills
interval drills
fartlek drills

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16
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range of intensities- general prep

A

60-70%

17
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range of intensities- specific prep

A

70-85%

18
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range of intensities- pre-comp

A

85-100%

19
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range of intensities- competition

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80-90%

20
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range of intensities- transition

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50-60%