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Soc 7 - Methods of Training Flashcards

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What are the 6 main methods of training

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Continuous, fartlek, circuit, interval, plyometric, weight
(PICC FW)

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What is Continuous training?

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Steady training without any rest at a moderate to high level

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What componant of fitness does continuous training measure

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Cardiovascular fitness

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What sports can use continuous training?

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Long distance runner (marathon runner) or cyclist

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What is Fartlek training?

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A method of training used by runners who run and the terrain and speed is constantly changing

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What componant of fitness does Fartlek measure?

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Cardiovascular fitness

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What sport can use fartlek training?

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Cross country runner or marathon runner

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What is circuit training?

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Series of excersises completed for a certain amount of time or reps after one another

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What componant of fitness does circuit training measure?

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There is not 1 specific componant. You can talor the circuit to measure any componant. E.g making it a circuit with different stretches measuring flexibility

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What sport can use circuit training?

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Almost all sports. For example, if your a rugby player looking to improve muscular strength to win the scrums and rucks, then you can moderate the circuit to work different muscules

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What is interval training?

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Physical training involving stages of high-low intensity activity

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What componant of fitness does interval training measure?

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Speed or cardiovascular fitness

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What sport can use interval training?

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Cyclist as you need to work your body harder at some points of a race compared to other

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What is plyometric training?

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Excersises in which muscles exert maximum force in short intervals of time

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What componant of fitness does plyometric training work?

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Power

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What sport can use plyometric training?

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Basketball, to be able to jump high in a short period of time to win rebounds

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What is weight training?

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Lifting weights to increase the strength of the muscle using a number of exersises

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What componant of fitness does weight training measure?

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Muscular strength, muscular endurance, power

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What sport could use weight training

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Power lifter, to be able to lift as much weight as possible

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What are the 5 main fitness classes?

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Aerobics, body pump, pilates, yoga and spinning

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Acronym for fitness classes

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BAPSY

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What is aerobics class?

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Aerobic exersises to music, covering a variety of excersises

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What componant of fitness does an aerobic class measure?

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Cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength & endurance, flexibility

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What sport can use an aerobic class?

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boxer as there is also constant movement

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What is a body pump class?

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Excersises to music with low weights with high reps and a variety of exersises

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What componant of fitness does a body pump class measure?

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Cardiovascular fitness, muscular endurance

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What sport can use a body pump class?

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Cyclist, when having to work muscles for a long period of time. For example when racing up a hill.

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What is a pilates class?

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Series of core excersises working on quality over quantity and working on range of motion.

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What componant of fitness does pilates measure?

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Muscular strength and endurance in the core and flexibility

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What sport could use pilates class?

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Tennis for improve on speed recouvary time and range of motion when stretching for a ball

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What is a yoga class?

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Ancient excersises focusing on posture or poses to increase strength and flexibility. It improves physical and emotional wellbeing

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What componant of fitness does a yoga class measure?

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Balance and flexibility

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What sport can use a yoga class?

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Tennis to improve their range of motion when stretching for balls and also to reduce the chance of injury when stretching or running for balls

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What is a spinning class?

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Anerobic and aerobic cycling on a stationary bike to music

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What componant of fitness does a spinning class measure?

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Cardiovascular fitness and muscular endurance

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What sport can use a spinning class?

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Cyclying or footballer to improve cardiovascular fitness

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Why would someone want to take part in a fitness class?

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To boost their physical and emotional well-being

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