Module 15 - Program Design Principles Flashcards

1
Q

What should deconditioned athletes generally focus on at the beginning of a training program?

A

Deconditioned athletes generally start at a low volume and intensity level and spend the bulk of the beginning of the training program focused on building fitness and endurance.

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Athletes who begin a program at a moderate to high fitness level can integrate what into their training sooner than deconditioned athletes?

A

High intensity exersice.

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3
Q

High-volume/intensity weeks are typically followed by a ________ week, especially with novice runners.

A

recovery

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4
Q

While an athlete’s ability to recover must be assessed individually, it is safe to say that after any hard training day, at least one ________________ should follow.

A

recovery day

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5
Q

Generally speaking, there should not be more than three consecutive weeks of increasing volume unless the ____________ is low.

A

training volume

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Q

Focus on developing physiology that is most race-specific closest ___________ and conversely develop the least specific physiology ____________.

A

to the race. furthest away

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7
Q

Focus on ________ closest to a race and ___________ further away.

A

strengths. weaknesses.

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8
Q

During a training block, start with workouts with the highest _________ and progress to workouts with the _________.

A

training load. lowest load

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9
Q

What 3 types of running workouts give you the biggest bang for your buck and should be integrated into an athletes training program?

A

Steady-state runs, tempo runs, and interval runs.

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10
Q

What does more time spent running equate to?

A

More time spent running equates to more stress on the body. This is especially the case with long runs.

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Individuals who introduce high mileage days before their body is adapted put excess stress on their musculoskeletal system and are at an increased risk for injury. True or false?

A

True

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12
Q

What is the average prescription for the maximum distance on a long run?

A

29 - 35km

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13
Q

From an endurance standpoint, the successful completion of a marathon is the result of the cumulative _________, not a singular run.

A

volume

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