periodisation Flashcards

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what is periodisation

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spilling up the training year into time periods, within each smaller time period we can focus on specific components of fitness to work/improve

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what are the differnet phases of periodisation

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preparation phase
competitive phase
transition/recovery phase

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what are the two section of the preparation phase

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general and specific

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what is general preparation

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general conditioning
aerobic endurance
flexability
strength
mobility
training intensity lower (base building)

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what is specific preparation

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focus on component of fitness that are needed in the sport/event

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what is the competitive phase

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athlete is competing in their sport
peak fitness

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what is the transition/ recovery phase

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bridging the time between the competitive phase and the start of the next season/training cycle
allowing the body to recover from the competitive phase
active rest-lower intensity aerobic work

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what is tapering

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reducing amount of training but maintaining intensity, 1-3 weeks prior to the competition

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what are the benefits of tapering

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increase muscle glycogen concentration
increase muscular endurance and power
increases Vo2 max

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what is peaking

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the adaptation from tapering enables the optimal level of performance, the performer normally aims to peak during the most important competition period of their season

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11
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how many periodisation cycles are there

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3
macrocycle
microcycle
mesocycle

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what is a macrocycle

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is a phase lasting between 6months to a year

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what is a microcycle

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a phase lasting 1 week or less, basic repetitive cycle of activities

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what is the mesocycle

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a phase lasting 2 to 4 weeks would be part of macrocycle

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how to plan a microcycle

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utilise principles of training
decide on general activities
decide on specific activities
breakdown activities into relevance to different energy systems, to ensure that this fits the energy system profile for your sport

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how to plan a mesocycle

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need to establish you maximum training intensity using fitness tests
decide on a straight point below this
plan a progressive intensity mesocycle taking up to 100% in 4 weeks
plan the subsequent 4 week cycle training you up to 110%
subsequent 4-week cycles taking you up to your planned goal for the year