Progressive Overload Flashcards

1
Q

What is the acronym to remember the parts of progressive overload

A
F
I
R
S
T
O
P
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2
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Define progressive overload

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Gradually making training harder in order make fitness gains and avoid injury

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3
Q

How can frequency enhance PO

A

More sessions a week

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4
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How can intensity enhance PO (2 things)

A

Run faster

Lift more weight

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5
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How can time enhance PO

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Run or train for longer

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6
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How can type of training enhance PO

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The closer the training matches the required activity the better the performance

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7
Q

Define specificity

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Matching the training to particular requirements of an activity

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8
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Define individual needs

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Matching training to the requirements of an individual person

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9
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Define overtraining

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To much training is occurring and can cause injury

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10
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Define reversability

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Adaptations to training will be lost 4 X quicker than gained as a result of stopping training

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11
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Name the 3 factors that contribute to progressive overload

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  1. Too high of a workload
  2. Inadequate rest between sessions
  3. Training for too long
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