Wk 6-training Principles And Prevention Flashcards

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Causes of injury in sport

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1 structural abnormalities
2 pathological gait
3 overtraining most. I’m on
4 trauma
5 change in environment or activity
6 footwear
Usually multiple reasons

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What are the training principles

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Periodisation
Overload
Specificity
Individuality

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3
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Micro cycle is

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1-2weeks with all key sessions

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4
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Macro cycle is

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3-4 weeks between recovery weeks

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5
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Phases of season

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Base
Conditioning
Specific
Competition
Of season

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6
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What is overloading

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Training at a level greater than he body is accustomed to

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7
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What is supercompensation

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What happens when adaptation occurs and work capacity increases

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What is endurance training and the adaptations it produces

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Increase oxygen delivery to working muscles and increase aerobic Capacity

Increase glycogen storage capacity
May have negative effect on power sports in competition phase

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Speed training is

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Max effort intervals that requires large rest periods

This am be improved through power, strength and technique training also

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10
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Agility training is

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Ability to change direction

Significantly reduces cHance of ACL rupture

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11
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Flexibility training may increase risk in

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Distance running

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12
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Intrinsic risk factors for ankles

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Previous history
Decreased DF
Decreased balance
Decreased strength
Decreased coordination
Decreased endurance
Delayed peroneal reaction time
Female
Foot structure
Height

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13
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Extrinsic risk factors for ankles

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Surface
Sport
Level of sport

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14
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Ankle injury prevention

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1 balance / proprioception - boards, holds
3stretching -Theraband
4 extrinsic risk factors modified
5 agility/reaction time - hops
6 strength - calf raises
7 taping up to a year after

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15
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Outcome measure for balance

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Star excursion balance test

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16
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Risk factors for ACL

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Female (2-4 times more)
Decreased strength in upper leg
Landing errors
Change of direction technique
Previous history
Cleats or studs - high friction between shoe and surface
Surface/ uneven

17
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Acute knee injuries prevention

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Structured exercise programs- warm ups (reduce risk by 25-50%

18
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Kneeprevention programs

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The pep program
Knee injury prevention program
Fifa11+: soccer
Prep to play afl
The knee program : netball

19
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Knee prevention training programs should be

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Supervised
2 times per week minimum
Preseason and in season
Verbal and visual feedback

20
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Fifa11

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20 min warm up
1. Slow running with active stretching
2. 6 sets of core, leg strength, balance and agility
3 mod high speed running with cutting and planting

21
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Technique modifications

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  1. Avoid medial knee position
  2. Heel strike instead of mid or forefoot
22
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What does nutrition have to do with stress fractures

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Calcium and vitamin D to strengthen bone
Diet, sun- more for dark skin, malabsorption

23
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Lists of prevention methods

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Exercise program warm up
Taping
Nutrition
Recovery
Shoes
Technique correction
Monitoring load