Types Of Training Flashcards

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Name all types of training
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C, F, C, I(HI), S, W, P, HA

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Circuit training 
Fartleck training 
Continuous training 
Interval training and high intensity interval
Static stretching 
Weight training 
Plyometric training 
High altitude training
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CIRCUIT TRAINING

what components of fitness are trained

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All components and depends on exercises in circuit

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CIRCUIT TRAINING

What factors need to be considered when setting up a circuit

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Spaces and equipment availability
Number of stations
Variation of exercises (avoid fatigue)
Work:rest ratio

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CIRCUIT TRAINING

What types of circuits are there

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Time circuits>many reps as poss
Fixed load circuits> set number of reps
Varied circuits> speed changes

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CIRCUIT TRAINING
Advantages and disadvantages
Would benefit

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Can be flexible and train lots of components
But large space needed and technique can affect
Would benefit games players

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CONTINUOUS TRAINING

Components trained

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Cardiovascular endurance

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CONTINUOUS TRAINING

What does this training involve

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Working for sustained period of time without rest

Must maintain steady pace (aerobic zone)

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CONTINUOUS TRAINING
Advantages and disadvantages
Would benefit

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No specialist equipment needed
Good for beginners

Doesn’t improve anaerobic fitness

Benefit endurance athletes like marathon runners

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INTERVAL AND HIGH INTENSITY TRAINING

components trained

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Cardiovascular endurance

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INTERVAL AND HIGH INTENSITY TRAINING

What do both consist of

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Interval > alternating between periods of work and rest

High intensity > short periods of intense work in anaerobic training zone and active recovery in aerobic zone

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INTERVAL AND HIGH INTENSITY TRAINING
Advantages and disadvantages
Benefit

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Good for inexperienced and overall fitness
But can out a lot of pressure in body and there are long recovery periods
Would benefit game players or racket sport

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FARTLECK TRAINING

Component of fitness trained

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Cardiovascular endurance

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FARTLECK TRAINING

What does it involve

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Periods of fast work with intermittent periods of slower work (interval training)
Often in outdoor outside environment

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FARTLECK TRAINING

Advantages

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No specialist equipment
Good for on your own
Understand physical responses into change pace

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FARTLECK TRAINING

Disadvantages

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Not good for groups
Performer should be experienced
Can be difficult so need to be self motivated
Bad weather can be problematic

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STATIC TRAINING

Components trained

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Flexibility

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STATIC TRAINING

INVOLVES

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Holding a stretch for up to 30 seconds
Muscles contract isometrically
Technique must be right

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STATIC TRAINING
Advantages and disadvantages
Benefit

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It can concentrate on specific components
But takes a lot of time and on looks at one thing
Would benefit gymnasts and all sports as a warm up

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WEIGHT TRAINING

components trained

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Strength
Power
Muscular endurance

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WEIGHT TRAINING

What does this involve

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Use of weights or resistance

These weights can be resistant or free

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WEIGHT TRAINING

To improve strength of power what do u do

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Lift heavier weights and relate for a low negmber or reps

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WEIGHT TRAINING

To develop muscular endurance

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Lift a lighter weight and repeat for a high number of reps

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WEIGHT TRAINING

Free weights can

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Be better for experienced performers
They require u to use code muscles
Must be used with correct technique

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WEIGHT TRAINING

Advantages and disadvantages

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They concentrate on specific muscles
However need specialist equipment
Need right technique

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PLYOMETRIC TRAINING | Measure what component
Power
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PLYOMETRIC TRAINING | Involves
High impact exercises which teach muscles to perform maximum contractions faster Isotonic contraction followed by larger concentric isotonic contraction
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PLYOMETRIC TRAINING Advantages and disadvantages Benefit
They require little equipment They stimulate the right movement Need good level of strength Stress can easily be caused so need good rests Would benefit sprint/ high jumps/ javelin
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HIGH ALTITUDE TRAINING | Component trained
Cardiovascular endurance
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HIGH ALTITUDE TRAINING | Involves
Effective form of aerobic training | Good for endurance athletes as carried out at high alights
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HIGH ALTITUDE TRAINING What is it
There is less ixygen at high altitude so the oxygen carrying capacity of blood is reduced and more blood is made to carry oxygen so when back to sea level their are additional red blood cells to carry oxygen and so more oxygen can be delivered to working muscles quicker
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HIGH ALTITUDE TRAINING | Limitations
Expensive to travel Fitness can be loaded at high altitude Altitude sickness can arise Benefits are lost quickly
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HIGH ALTITUDE TRAINING | Advantages and benefits
Increasing oxygen capacity helps performers perform better but it's soon lost Good for endurance athletes or game players who need to work anaerobically