Soc 7 Methods Of Training And Fitness Classes Flashcards
What is continuous training? 
Continuous training is steady training. Your WHR will not be very high it will be in the target zone for aerobic fitness  without rest
 Pros of continuous training 
Improves cardiovascular fitness, inexpensive, can be done in a variety of places, can be done alone or in a group 
Cons of continuous training 
Does not improve anaerobic fitness, some people find it boring
What is  fartlek training?
Like interval training increased periods of work, followed by periods of rest or light work. However, sessions include sprints or varying distances, not necessarily measured distances as an interval training (speed play)
Pros of fartlek training
Can be done on a variety of trains, can include Hill work, both uphill and down, can include rest periods, or can be continuous, can include reps, e.g. of the same hill several times 
Cons of fartlek training 
There may not be suitable terrain nearby 
What is circuit training? 
Circuit training involves a number of exercises arranged, so as to avoid exercising the same muscle groups consecutively, for example, a press up station could be followed by a step up station 
Pros of circuit training ?
I can combine many components of fitness. A good source of all-round fitness can include both aerobic and anaerobic exercises. 
Cons of circuit training 
The circuit needs to be set up and well planned out. It is important to work hard on each circuit but people often pace themselves
What is interval training?
Physical training involving alternating stages of high and low intensity activity 
Pros of interval training
Includes repeated sprints, which is anaerobic, includes a rest period, increase reputation of high quality work that can get the heart rates. Nearly up to max. 
Cons of interval training
Can be intense, so needs full commitment, some people find repeating intervals boring 
What is plyometrics?
What exercise is one of his maximum force in short intervals of time?
Pros of plyometrics
Exercises can be designed for specific performance is e.g. high jump, improves explosive fitness
Cons of plyometrics 
Needs a knowledge of your event or coach, needs to progress of gradually as rest and recovery are important