training Flashcards

1
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4 reasons for fitness testing ?

A
  • identifying strengths and weaknesses
  • to get a starting level of fitness and monitor improvement
  • motivation
  • providing variety
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2
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what is principles of training ?

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guidelines that is applied ensure training is effective.

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3
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what does SPORT stand for and what they mean ?

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Specificity - training specific to your sport
Progressive Overload - training increases gradually to avoid injury qarunteed improved fitness
Reversibility - fitness levels are lost when training stops Tedium - boredom that occurs when training is boring

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4
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what does FITT mean ?

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when related to progressive overload used to increase the amount the body does when training.

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5
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what does FITT stand for ?

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Frequency - how often you train
Intensity - how hard you train
Time - how long to train for
Type - the specific type of training

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6
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what are training thresholds ?

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the upper and lower boundaries aerobic training zones and anaerobic training zones

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7
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how to calculate your maximum heart rate (MHR) ?

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220 - your age

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8
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how to calculate your aerobic training zone ?

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60% - 80% of your maximum heart rate

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9
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how to calculate your anaerobic training zone ?

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80% - 90% of your maximum heart rate

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10
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what are the 8 types of training ?

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  • circuit
  • continuous
  • interval
  • stactic stretches
  • weight
  • plyometric
  • fartlek
  • high altitude
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what is circuit training ?

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involves a series of exercises one after each other with a brief moments of rest in between

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what is continuous training ?

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exercise at a steady pace for a sustained period of time to improve the cardiovascular endurance without rest

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13
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what is interval training ?

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involves alternating between periods of work and rest and working at high intensity to improve cardiovascular endurance

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14
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what is stactic stretches ?

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holding a stretch still for up to 30 seconds to improve flexibility

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15
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what is weight training ?

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involves using weights or resistance to cause adaptations to the muscles

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16
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what is pylometric ?

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involves exercises at high intensity that teach the muscles to perform there maximum contractions faster

17
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positive of each type of training ?

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  • circuit - large groups can train at the same times
  • continuous - ideal for beginers
  • interval - good for overall fitness
  • fartlek - performers learn how to pace themselves
  • static stretches - focuses directly on flexibility
  • weight training - can concentrate of specific muscles
  • high altitude - increase oxygen carrying capacity
  • pylometric - require little or no equipment
18
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what is fartlek training ?

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periods of fast work with periods of slower work (also a form of interval training)

19
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what is high altitude training ?

A

running at 2000m or more above sea level

20
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a negative for each training type ?

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  • circuit - not for individual training
  • continuous - doesnt improve anaerobic fitness
  • interval - 48 hour recovery period
  • fartlek - can be stopped by bad weather
  • static stretches - concentrates on on type of stretching
  • weight - requires specialist equipment
  • high altitude - benefits are lost quickly
  • pylometric - can cause stress on joints and muscles