Week 11 Flashcards

1
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goal of exercise programming for endurance athletes

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is to increase the percentage of VO2max at which their second lactate threshold occurs

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2
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steepness of the velocity by 1/time line is the

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estimate of the runners aerobic capacity

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3
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aerobic capacity definition

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reflects how long it takes athletes to fatigue once they surpass LT2

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4
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mitochondrial biogenesis definition

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new mitochondria being formed

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5
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when does mitochondrial biogensis occurs

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  • when you train between energy systems
  • high intensity training
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6
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Recovery Zone Training

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  • not about improving aerobic capacity
  • <60% MHR
  • <50% VO2max
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7
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Moderate Zone Training

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  • improves stores of oxidative energy, increases ability to run/cycle/ski longer
  • 70-80% MHR
  • 30/120 minute runs
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8
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Heavy zone training

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  • speed is developed
  • 20/40 mins at 80-90% MHR to increase LT2
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9
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Severe Zone training

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  • above LT2 therefor requires interval training
  • 2/5min intervals at 95-100% MHR
  • improves stors of aerobic glycolytic energy substrates
  • increases LT2
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10
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Extreme zone training

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  • > 100% MHR & VO2max
  • 50/100second intervals
  • improves anaerobic glyclytic storage
  • improves efficiency in O2 consumption
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11
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polarized training model

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80% in recovery/moderate zones

2-% in heavy/severe zones

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12
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block periodiation definition

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highly concentrated training blocks targeting selected abilities in 1-4 week sequences

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13
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interval training definition

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training with alternating periods of intensity

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14
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HIIT

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  • between LT2 & 100% VO2max
  • depends on work interval, relief interval, modality, repsxsets, frequency
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15
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HIIT work interval intensity & duration

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  • ## determines energy systems targeted
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16
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HIIT rest interval intensity and duration

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  • length determines by how long it takes to recover
  • depends on work to rest ratio
17
Q

work to rest ratio: phasphagen system

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  • need to restore ATP-CP stores and nt’s
  • CNS can take 5 minutes to recover

1:45 or 1:60

18
Q

work to rest ratio: combined phosphagen & glycolytic systems

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1:5 or 1:10

19
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work to rest ratio: glycolytic system

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1:5 or more

20
Q

work to rest ratio: combined glycolytic and oxidative system

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1:2 up to 1:4

21
Q

work to rest ratio: oxidative system

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1:1 or 1:2

22
Q

light intensity exercise after maximal exercise helps

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decrease blood latate concentration

23
Q

disadvantages to HIIT

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  • increased muscle fatigue/ postexercise soreness/injury
  • higher stress mode of training