Energy Systems
Fitness Components
Training Methods
Training Principles
Features of a Training Program or Cycle
100

The point at which lactic acid (lactate and hydrogen ions) begins to accumulate in the muscles at a faster rate than it can be removed.

Lactate threshold

100

A beep test or yoyo test would be performed to analyse this fitness component. It is most useful for events such as long distance running or swimming. 

Aerobic Capacity

100

Type of training where the body is working against something. Based on the number of repetitions, rest, and intensity, can target strength, power, muscular endurance or speed.

Resistance Training

100

The three 'personalisation' principles of training

Specificity, Individuality, Variety

100

Two features important to include in the conditioning phase of a training session.

W:R, reps, intensity %

200

The amount of time it takes for phosphocreatine (PC) stores to replenish to be used again by the ATP-PC system.

2-3 minutes

200

The component of fitness that underpins power.

Strength

200

The two training methods most relevant for improving strength.

Resistance and Circuit

200

Ensuring training is hard enough for adaptation to take place, uses this training principle 

Progressive Overload

200

What changes when an athlete is tapering for competition.

Volume (low) and intensity (low/maintained relevant for performance)

300

The formula for calculating an athletes theoretical MHR.

220 - age = MHR (or) 206.9 - (0.67 x age) = MHR

300

6 x 30m sprints with 3 minutes rest after each would develop this component of fitness

Speed

300

The variation of Interval training used to enhance the ATP-PC or Lactic Acid Systems

High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) or Sprint Interval Training (SIT)

300

Choosing to do 3 sessions in a microcycle would be manipulating this training principle.

Frequency

300

Something that should be done prior to designing a training program.

Game analysis/performance testing

400
The benefit of active recovery over complete rest following high intensity efforts.

Increased oxygen consumption and removal of lactic acid

400

The fitness component and training method that would be targeted to improve an athletes performance in basketball if their vertical jump height was weak.

Power - Plyometric

400

The recommended number of repetitions for a muscular endurance training session.

12-20 reps

400
The training principle that determines the energy system predominantly used in a certain activity.

Intensity

400

The three training cycles of an annual plan, listed from shortest training cycle to the longest training cycle.

Microcycle, Mesocycle, Macrocycle

500

The name of the process used in the Lactic Acid System to turn glycogen into glucose to be used as energy. 

Anaerobic Glycolysis

500

The most important fitness component for each of the following activities (in order for - Rowing, Landing a punch in boxing, Lifting a heavy item

Muscular Endurance, Power, Strength

500

Training methods most suitable for improving aerobic capacity (4)

Continuous, Fartlek, Interval, Circuit

500

A middle distance runner wants to measure their sessions and would use these 3 training principles to do so.

Intensity, Duration, Frequency

500

The four phases of periodisation, in order from "start" to "finish"

Prepatory Phase, Pre-competition Phase, Competition Phase, Transition Phase

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