Soc5 Principles Of Training Flashcards

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Specificity

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Matching training to the requirements of an activity e.g. a cm in football will need high levels of cardiovascular fitness

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Target zone

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The area between the minimun and maximum threshold

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Progressive overload

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Gradually increasing the amount of overload so you can gain fitness without the risk of injury e.g, gradually increasing the distance of a run 2.5 km - 3km not 5km to 20 km

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How would you progressively overload

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For stength, overload training is lifting a weight at 60%-80% (training zone) of our maximum effort e.g. if max squat is 120 lift 72kg and gradually increase by 2kg

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Individual needs

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Matching training to the requirements of an individual

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Fitt

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Frequnecy, intensity, time, type

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Frequency

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

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Intensity

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How hard someone trains. Intensity may vary depending on the aims or type of training. Eg. A runner raising heart rate in target zone

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Time

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How long each training session lasts. To inprove cardiovascular fitness you need to be training longer than 20 minuted in target zone

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Type

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Method of training to achieve particular goals. Eg. Sprinters training specifically to improve speed

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