Principles of Training Flashcards

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Specificity

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Athlete needs to train specific muscles and energy systems for maximum gain

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Progression

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Gradual progression during training is needed as if not, injury is likely.

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3
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Overload

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To ensure that athletes make progress, we must gradually make the training program more difficult

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Reversibility

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Stopping training can lead to fitness loss, leading to atrophy. Training can get very boring and hard to maintain.

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5
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Tedium

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Trainings must be entertaining to make progress.

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6
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Principles of Overload

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FITT

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Frequency

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You can increase how often you do the workout.

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Intensity

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You can increase how hard your workouts are or the weights you lift to hit overload.

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Time

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Increasing how long you spend doing the exercise (repetitions) leads to harder work for your body.

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Type

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Changing up the form of your training can lead to harder work for your body and better training.

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