Soc5 Principle Of Training Flashcards

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Specificity and example

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Matching training to the requirements of an activity. Backs need speed , agility and CV whereas a forward needs good ME , power and MS

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Progressive Overload and example

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Gradually increasing the amount of overload so as to gain fitness without the risk of injury. Running start at 3k and build up .5km every run

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3
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Target zone

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The area between the minimum and maximum threshold of training

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How would you progressively overload? (About strength)

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For strength, overload training may mean litfing between 60-80% of a one rep max. So if it was 120kg the training zone would be 72-96kg.

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Individul needs

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Matching training to the requirements of an individual

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FITT

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Frequency, intensity, time and type

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Frequency (FITT) and example

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How often you train. You may go from running 3x a week to 4

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Intensity (FITT) and example

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How hard you train. A runner raising his heartrate in the target zone

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Time (FITT) and example

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How long each training session lasts in order to of any benifit. To improve CV you need to train longer than 20 minutes

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Type (FITT) and example

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The method of training to achieve particular. A long distance runner doesn’t need to lift weights.

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