types of training and training methods Flashcards

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Types of Training

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  • Aerobic
  • Anaerobic
  • Flexibility
  • Strength
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Aerobic Training: CONTINUOUS

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Frequency: 1-2 times
Intensity: 65-80% (Long, slow distance training) or 80-90% (well-conditioned athletes)
Time: 20-120 mins
- E.G. Jogging

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Aerobic Training: FARTLEK

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  • Uses both energy system
    Frequency: 1 week
    Intensity: 70%
    Time: 20-60 minutes
  • E.G. Run as a class in a straight line, the last person needs to sprint to front of the line
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Aerobic Training: AEROBIC INTERVAL

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  • Uses oxygen
    Frequency: 1-2 times a week
    Intensity: vo2 max
    Time: 1 min on, 1 min off for 20 mins
  • E.G. 10 x 40m sprint
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Aerobic Training: CIRCUIT TRAINING

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  • Arrangement of activities that require athletes to spend time at a station before moving to a new station
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Anaerobic Training

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  • High-intensity training for short durations
  • Build tolerance to lactic acid
  • Longer rest times for creatine phosphate to be replenished
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Flexibility Training

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  • Affected by: Age, Sex, Temperature, Exercise
  • Improves ability for muscles to stretch
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Types of Flexibility Training

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  • Static
  • Dynamic
  • Ballistic
  • PNF
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Static Stretching

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  • No movement of joints
  • E.G. Touching toes
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Dynamic Stretching

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  • Controlled, active movement of joints
  • E.G. Leg swings
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PNF

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  • Applying resistance to a static stretch
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Ballistic Stretching

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  • Exceeding the limits of joints and muscles
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Strength Training

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  • Resistance is applied to develop strength
  • Results in hypertrophy
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Types of Muscle Contractions

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  • Isotonic
  • Concentric
  • Eccentric
  • Isometric
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Isotonic

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  • Change in muscle length
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Concentric

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  • Muscle shortens
  • E.G. concentric contraction of biceps when lifting weight
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Eccentric

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  • Muscle lengthens
  • E.G. Eccentric contraction of biceps when returning weight to original position
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Isometric

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  • Muscle fibres are activated but the muscle length does not change
    E.G. Pushing against a wall