principles of training and overload Flashcards

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principles of training (5)

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Tedium
Overload
Progression
reversibility
specificity

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tedium

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Variety within a training program to prevent boredom

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overload

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Training is harder and more intense than normal

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progression

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The amount of training gradually increases

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5
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reversibility

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Progress made is lost and fitness decreases

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specificity

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Training is specific to a Component of Fitness

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principles of overload ( FITT)

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Frequency
intensity
time
type

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F IN FITT

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To increase frequency, you should work out 3 times instead of 1 or 2 a week

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I IN FITT

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To increase intensity, you can increase the difficulty, you can increase the amount of exercise or increase weight or reps

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T1 IN FITT

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Increasing the amount of time is doing 3 hours a day instead of 30 mins

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T2 IN FITT

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Type is the fitness component you are training for, so power, endurance etc..

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