recovery + training Flashcards
What happens during a warm up
- Increase HR,BR and respiratory rates
- Accelerates use of aerobic system(decrease lactic acid)
- Reduce O2 deficit
What happens during active recovery(cool down)
- Maintain HR and resp rates
- Reduces length of slow alactacid
- 40-60% of VO2 max
- May help reduce temp,BMR
- Little benefit for aerobic athletes due to little lactic acid build up
Examples of cooling aids
- Ice baths
- Ice showers
Purpose of cooling aids
- Lower muscle and blood temperature to resting levels
- Reduces BMR and demand of slow lactacid
- Speed up LA removal
- Reduces muscle damage and decreases DOMS
What does High intensity increase
- Muscle mass
- ATP/PC storage
- Efficiency of fast alactacid
- LA tolerance
- Buffering capacity
What does low intensity increase
- Aerobic capacity
- Respiratory and CV function
What does low intensity minimise
- Minimises LA
- Delays OBLA
- Maximises oxygen delivery
ATP/PC system work:relief ratio
1:3
Glycolytic system work:relief ratio
1:2
Aerobic system work:relief ratio
1:1 or 1:0.5
Strategies and tactics affect on recovery
Look to delay or pause the commencement of play:
- Subs
- Changing equip
- Timeouts
How does nutrition affect recovery
Correct pre,during and post nutrition can maximise fuel stores,delay fatigue and reduce LA
- PC stores -Creatine,protein suppliments
- Glucose/glycogen-Carb loading with meals and snacks