Preparation & Training Methods Flashcards

1
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what is periodisation?

A

the splitting of training into blocks or cycles

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2
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what is a macrocycle?

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a long term plan to achieve an outcome goal

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3
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what is a mesocycle?

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a mid-term plan that lasts between 1 month to 4 months to improve a focus

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4
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what is a microcycle?

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a short term plan that lasts for 1 to 4 weeks to provide information on a specific unit to create a goal

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5
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when does preparatory phase 1 occur?

A

off-season

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6
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what does preparatory phase 1 consist of?
(4 points)

A

general conditioning
aerobic training
mobility training
strength and conditioning

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7
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when does preparatory phase 2 occur?

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pre-season

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8
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what does preparatory phase 2 consist of?
(3 points)

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progressive overload
sport-specific fitness
competition-specific training

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9
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what is progressive overload?

A

focus and intensity of training increases

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10
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what is sport-specific fitness?

A

training designed specifically to improve athletic performance
e.g increasing anaerobic capacity for a 400m runner

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11
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what is competition-specific training?

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training consists of practice games or sprint starts etc

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12
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when does competitive stage 3 occur?

A

competition season

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13
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what happens during competitive stage 3?

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training load reduces 9 (lower intensity exercise with adequate rest days)
strategies, tactics and game play are focused on in training

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14
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when does competitive phase 4 occur?

A

competition season

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15
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what does competition stage 4 consist of?

A

tapering

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16
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what is tapering?

A

training load is gradually decreased 2-3 weeks prior to event

17
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what are the benefits of tapering?

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optimizes performance
maximises energy stores
increases red blood cell count
increases buffering capacity
increased recovery of fast oxidative glycolytic fibres
increased strength of muscle contraction
increased speed of muscle contraction
improved sleep
increased immune response

18
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what are disadvantages of tapering?

A

lethargy
performer struggles to cope with reduced intensity (misses endorphins)

19
Q

what is the transition phase?

A

rest and recuperation

20
Q

what does the transition phase consist of?

A

low-intensity aerobic exercise

21
Q

what is double periodisation?

A

when a performer must peak more than once in a year