Soc 6 Rest, Recovery, overtraining, reversibility and the Thresholds Of Training Flashcards

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Why do you need a training threshold?

A

A safe and effective way to train

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What is the Karvonen formula?

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A test to find out an individual’s optimum heart rate

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Why do we train in a training threshold?

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It is safe and effective

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4
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What is Aerobic training target zone?

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The range of which and individual needs to work for aerobic training to take place. This is 60 - 80 percent of an individuals max heart rate

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5
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What is the rate an individual needs to work for anaerobic training?

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80-90 percent. People doing this are usually experienced so they won’t get injured.

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How do you work out your maximum heart rate?

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220-your age= max heart rate

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How do you find the training threshold once you have your max heart rate?

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Find 60 and 80 percent that is the training threshold and they will get fitter

60 x204 divided by 100 =122.4

80 x 204divided by 100 = 163.2

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How do you work out the karvonen formula for a 16 year old wanting to run at a max of 80%?

Resting heart rate:60 bpm

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MHR=220-16=204 bpm

HRR=204-resting heart rate(e,g 60)=144 bpm

(144 x 80%)=115.2+60=175.2 bpm

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