wk3 goals of training Flashcards

1
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what is HITT

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high intensity interval training

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2
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what is LSD in training

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long slow distance

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3
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how to improve athletic performance ?

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By traininig and skill develop[ment

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4
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how to conduct skill development?

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Enhanced by:
Practice and repetition
Coaching

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5
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what is training(3 A)

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A process of preparing for sport or athletic performance
A gradual adaption that is determined by the type of training
Strength (RM)
Endurance (VO2)
Achieving optimal fitness level

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6
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off season, make sure they have enough rest

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7
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disuse:

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considering injuery

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8
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overtraining?

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not only serious athletes get overtrained, this puts your efforts at risk

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9
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mitochondria biogenesis, why we need more?

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more atp, more energy,

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10
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muscle hypertrophy

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11
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difference between endurance and resistant

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energy consuming source: carb
endurance: fuel diversity
resistance: solely on CHO

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12
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ca[illary up, more o2 to muscle more energy, less fatigue

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13
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what is the nueromuscle adaptations

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14
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concurrent training

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15
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why as dietitians we also need to care about training goals?

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pre-training
post-training: how to help athletes recover from training
maximize the training
for young athletes: enough energy for growth as well as performance

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16
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short-term goals in nutrition

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17
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long-term nutritional goals

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18
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what are the principles of training?

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  1. progressiver overload
  2. individuality
  3. specificity
  4. hard/easy interchangebly
  5. periodization
  6. disuse
19
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general goals of training

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improving performance
improving specific components of fitness
avoid injury and overtraining
achieving top performance for event(peaking)

20
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general adaptiations to endurance exercise

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  1. CV fitness
  2. mitochondrial biogenesis
  3. improvements in Vo2 max, lactate/ventilatry threshold, oxygen uptake kinetics, exercise economy
  4. end goal: exercise for longer at same intensity or maintain a higher intensity for same duration
  5. greater fuel diversity(碳,蛋,脂)
21
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general adaptations to resistance exercise

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  1. muscle hypertrophy and strength
  2. improvements in anaerobic capacity, muscular fitness, glycolytic metabolism糖酵解代谢
    3.. increased protein synthesis= increase in muscle mass
  3. solely requires CHO as a fuel
22
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local adaptations in endurance training/HITT training

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improved oxygentransportation and energy generation from oxygen pathways through mitochondrial biogenesis and capillary density

23
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what is the goal of local adaptations of endurance training

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delay the onset of fatigue during activity

24
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volume or intensity training in mitochondrial adaptations

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intensity(sprint interval training): ↑mitochondrial respiration
volume(long-slow distance): ↑mitochondrial content
HITT: both

25
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why is HITT so efficient?

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  1. recruits both slow-twitch and fast-twitch muscle fibers: inhance the rate of fuel
  2. repeated sprints=anaerobic-aerobic=repeated bounts of stress
  3. trigers mitochondrial biogenesis
  4. more EPOC within same energy expenditure
26
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adaptations in resistance training

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  1. increase in muscle strength and power due to meuromuscular adaptations
  2. increase in muscle size(hypertrophy)
27
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how to achieve muscle hypertrophy?

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post-exercise with feeding(positive protein balance)

28
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what is concurrent training

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the combination of endurance and resistance training

29
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what would affect the goal of training?

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not only the type of training, but also where an athlete is in the training cycle

30
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prior to season training goal

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Training volume typically is increased
Goal: Improvements and/or maintenance of base
E.g., improved strength, maintenance of aerobic capacity

31
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pre-season training goal

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Training volume decreased but still maintain base
Skill development

32
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training goal of performance seaon

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Training volume is decreased to make way for performance and competition

33
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training goal for off-season

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No formal training, but activity for exercise and recreation

34
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general short-term nutrition goals

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  1. consumptions of foods and beverages to support training and competition
  2. minimize dehydration
  3. employ performance enhancing strategies
  4. support recovery and injury
35
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general long-term nutrition goals

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  1. adequate energy intake to meet energy demands of training and performance
  2. adequate replenishment of fuel stores
  3. adequate intake for growth and repair
  4. adequate hydration
  5. adequeate nutrition for just for performance but overall health and well-being