Soc 5- Principles Of Training Flashcards

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Progressive Overload

A

To gradually increase the amount of overload ao that fitness gains occur, but with the potential of injury

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Individual needs

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Maching training to the requirements of an individual

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3
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What does FITT stand for

A

Frequency
Intensity
Time
Type

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4
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What does frequency mean

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Means how ofter you train. Frequency can be adjusted to help you manage progressive overload For example, you may go from running three times a week to four.

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5
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Specificity

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Matching training to thr requirments of an activity

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6
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Recovery

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Repair of damage to the body caused by training

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7
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Adaptation

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Bodys response to training and how your body changes to cope with new activities

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8
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Rest

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A period of time allocated to recovery

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9
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How can you apply progressive overload as a footballer

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If you train twice a week for 1 hour you could train for and extra 20 minutes each session or just add another hour session in

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10
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How can you apply individual needs

A

Choosing the correct training program suitable for your fitness levels, if not it could lead to injury

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How can you apply specificity as an athlete

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If you are a footballer you are going to do football drills and develop things that help with football.

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