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1
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What is training?

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Training is excising on a organized manner in regular basis with a specific goal in mind

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What is over-training?

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Over training is when an athlete attemps to do more training than they can physically and mentally tolerate

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What are the effects of over training?

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They can cause symptoms that differ from person to person like muscle soreness, change in resting heart-rate and drop in performace. It may take months to years to recover

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What is over reaching?

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Over reaching is when an anthelete attemps to train hard for a long period of time without taking enough rest

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What are the effects of over reaching?

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It may lead to a short term increase followed by a return in regular training .

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VARIOUS METHOD OF TRAINING

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Flexability

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Range of motion one can make around a joint

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How can i improve it

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Ballistic: councing motion
Dynamic: Stretch and moving
Static: muscle stretcher

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9
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Relate to sport

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Gymnastics
Ballet
achrobat

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Strength and resistence training

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Using resistence to strengthen muscle and increase its power

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How can it improve strength?

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It can be specific to an indivduals fitness level. Increases duration in training. Decreases rest time between training

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Circuit training

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Combo of strength training and aerobic excercises to improve over all fitness

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Pros?

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Can be repeated more than once. Can be adjusted to an atghletes fitness level. Easy orgonized sequence

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Interval training

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Alternating between intense activity and slow intensity to improve ovberall fitness

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relate to sports

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tennis players runners swimmers

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pros

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can be adjusted to athletes fitness level, develop aerbbic capacity

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Plyometric

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Excercises that include eccentric excercises followed by concentric excercises to enhance speed, power and performance

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18
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Relate to sport

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Volleyball= jumping
basket ball= jumping
Tennis= uick bursts of running

19
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Continous training

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period of time where an athlete does multiple excercises with no rest

20
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pros

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best to loose fat and weight
improves endurance and vo2max

21
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relate to sports

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cycling
sprinting
swimming

22
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Farleck

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Running method where an athlete controls their speed like burts of speed followed by slower periods

23
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Pros

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Improves aerbobic and anaerobic fitness
allows athletes to control their pace

24
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Cross

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Includes multiple training methods to focus on a specific skill in a sport

25
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Relate to sport

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Gymnastics: strength/flexability
Basketball: Strength and endurance/ farlek
Seimming: farlek/ continous

26
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pros

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improves performance
improves fitness levek
reduces risk of getting injured

27
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How can u tell when an athelete has done overtraining

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Loss in appetite
Sleep disturbance
Change in resting heart rate

28
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A1.4 discuss how periodization should be orgonized to optomize performance and adiod over training

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29
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what are the phases/stages

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1: pre season (preperatory phase)
2: competition phase
3: transition phase
4: mesocycle, macro cycle, micro cycle

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what is the goal of periodization

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optimize traning during a short or long period of time example weeks, months and years

31
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what is periodization

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a stuructered plan that divides an atheletes tranining into a cycle

32
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phase 1 pre season preperatory phase: definition

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Improving and developing aerobic fitness

33
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Training approach

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Initial training load is high
Starts of broad then gradually becomes more specific

34
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Progressive over load

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Volumne: Excercise load increases
Intensity: Gradually increases difficuluty of excercise

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phase 2 competition definition

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36
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Fitness gains/ definition

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No improvements with over all fitness or techniques

37
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Focus area:

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Maintain physical condition
Continue improving sport specific skills and techniques and perfecting over all tactical approaches for competition

38
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Training volumne:

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Reduced compared to previous stages

39
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Phase 3 transition definition:

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Allowing the athletes body to recover from the types of imoacys and traning caused by past phases

40
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Traning volumne

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Intensity of training is reduces
There are more rest days
Training amount is reduced

41
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Definition of macro cycle:

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Annual training plan
Focused on achieving peak of performance for the competition

42
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Mesocycle

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Last 2-4 weeks
Preparatory phase including 4-6 micro cycles
specific training phased tageting specific goals

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Microcycle:

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Weekly training
specific training
each session is designed with a specific goal in mind

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