Physiology of team sports Flashcards

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What are the 4 characteristics of team sports?

A

Intermittent activity profile
>90% of the time standing, walking or jogging
Multiple high-intensity involvements requiring sprinting, jumping, tackling etc
Game constraints make Vmax sprints unlikely but multiple accelerations take place

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Define tactical periodisation

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Training should never separate the physical, tactical, technical and mental elements of preparations

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What can you manipulate to impact the distance per minute and the number of of impacts per minute?

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Pitch size

Number of opponents

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What are the advantages of tactical periodization?

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Prioritises tactical training

Highly specific, excellent transfer to game situations

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What are the disadvantages of tactical periodization?

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Difficult to quantify and monitor physical load that players are exposed to

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What are the three energy systems?

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Explosive efforts <6sec - phosphagen pathway
High-intensity effort >6sec to 1min - glycolytic pathway
Endurance efforts > 1min - oxidative phosphorylation

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What is the role of a strength and conditioning coach?

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Robust/resilient
Maximal capacity
Repeat perform under ‘relative’ fatigue

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What central factors affect exercise performance?

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Cardio output
Increased hormone sensitivity
Improved fuel transport

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What peripheral factors affect exercise performance?

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Increased mitochondrial density
Increased capillary density
Increased enzymatic capacity
Increased glycogen storage

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10
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What happens to the force-velocity curve in a trained athlete?

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Moves up and to the right

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What are the 3 categories of strength?

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Strength deficit
Strength association
Strength reserve

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What are the strength bench marks?

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Squat > 1.5BW
Bench >1.3BW
Pull up >1.3BW

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13
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What are concurrent training tips for low intensity endurance training?

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Does not effect the signalling pathway regulating strength gains
Train strength immediately after for increased endurance and strength gains

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What are concurrent training tips for high intensity endurance training?

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Do early in the day
Rest >3h before resistance training
Refuel completely between sessions
Support resistance training with protein intake

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