Principles of Training Flashcards

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What are the 6 principles of training? (SPORTI)

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  • Specificity
  • Progressive Overload
  • Over-training
  • Reversibility
  • Thresholds of training
  • Individual needs
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Specificity

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  • Matching training to particular requirements of activity

- Make sure it’s appropriate for the sport and training the right body systems and muscles

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Progressive overload

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  • Gradually increasing amount of work in training so fitness gains occur without potential injury
  • Apply FITT principle
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Over-training

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  • Doing too much training, can lead to injury and prevent improvement
  • Can be due to: inadequate rest, sessions too long, workload too high
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Reversibility

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  • Any improvement/change because of training is reversed when you stop
  • Negative impact on performance
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Thresholds of training

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  • Relevant thresholds of training needs to be set for requirements of activity using Karvonen Formula
  • Need to train within target zone to maximise fitness adaptations
  • Anaerobic (80-90%)
  • Aerobic (60-80%)
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Individual needs

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  • Matching training to requirements of individual
  • PAR-Q
  • Age, gender, fitness level, injuries, body shape, sport, weight, height
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FITT principle

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  • Frequency- how often you train
  • Intensity- how hard you train
  • Time- how long you train
  • Type- closer match between training and activity
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