Principles of Training and Overload
Methods of Training
Warm-Up
Cool-Down
中文
100

What is the first principle of training?

Specificity

100

A type of training based on sets and reps

weight training

100

Benefits that have to do with the mind are called

psychological benefits


100

TRUE or FALSE - Breathing exercises help to aid relaxation and transition back to daily life

TRUE

100

以下哪一項不是 SPORT 訓練原則之一

a) Specificity / 特異性 

b) Progression / 循序漸進 

c) Variety / 多樣性 

d) Reversibility / 可逆性 

c) Variety / 多樣性

200

Name two risks of overtraining

Muscle fatigue, overuse injuries

200

What type of training focuses on explosive strength?

Plyometric Training

200

Name two psychological benefits of a warmup

Focuses mind on exercise

Helps prepare the person for competition

Part of the build-upto match readiness

200

Which type of stretch is being shown in this photo?

Static Stretch

200

縮寫 __________ 代表超負荷的四個原則:頻率、強度、時間和類型.

ENGLISH: The acronym __________ represents the four principles of overload: Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type.

ANSWER - FITT

300

Name the four principles of overload

Frequency

Intensity

Time

Type

300

This type of training involves periods of high-intensity, followed by periods of rest. 

High Intensity Interval Training

300

Name 3 physiological benefits of a warm-up

Raises body temperature and heart rate

Increases blood flow/oxygen supply to muscles

Stretches the muscles and gets them ready for action

Get joints moving & increases range of motion

Helps avoid strains and sprains

Give practice in skills and techniques to be used in the session/game

300

Name one physiological benefit of a cool-down

Help reduce the oxygen debt and clear any lactic acid in the muscles

Allows heart rate and blood flow to reduce gradually to normal levels

Reduces risk of injury

Gentle stretching reduces muscle soreness later

300

__________ 是指在海拔超過 5000 英尺(1524m)的地方進行的一種專門訓練,能幫助身體提高血紅細胞的生成。

QUESTION: __________ is specialized training at over 5,000ft (1524m) above sea level to help the body improve the production of red blood cells. 

ANSWER: High-altitude training / 高海拔訓練

400

Explain the difference between the overload principle and overtraining

Overtraining--bad

Overload--good

400

What are two advantages of High-Altitude Training?

-Increases Aerobic Capacity/Increases VO2 Max which improves Cardiovascular Endurance

-Improves oxygen carrying capacity/Increases red blood cells/haemoglobin

-Improves performance for 2-3 months when returning to lower altitude

-Allows athlete to focus completely on training

400

Type of stretching that takes the limbs to the limit of their range of motion

Dynamic stretching

400

Name two psychological benefits of a cool-down

Gives time for the athlete to calm down

Helps transition to less physical daily activities

Offers chance to reflect on performance

400

__________ 活動與身體有關;包括運動前後的準備或放鬆等身體活動。

QUESTION: __________ activities relate to the body; physical activities that get the body ready for exercise or wind-down afterward. 

ANSWER: Physiological / 生理性

500

Loss of muscle mass is known as ___________

atrophy

500

How is intensity rated during Fartlek training?

The Borg scale

500

What are the three phases of a good warm-up? (exact wording)

Pulse Raiser

Dynamic Stretching

Skill familiarization

500

What are the three components of a cool-down?

1. Light Motor Activity 

Light jogging/Walking To decrease body temperature and remove waste products from the muscles

2. Static stretching 

To help muscles re-establish their normal range of movement

3. Breathing exercises

To aid relaxation and transition back to daily life

500

動態拉伸和靜態拉伸有什麼區別?你會在什麼時候使用每種類型的拉伸?

QUESTION: What are the differences between dynamic and static stretching, and when would you use each type of stretching?

ANSWER: Dynamic stretches involve controlled movements through a full range of motion, preparing the muscles for activity. They are best used as part of a warm-up. Static stretches involve holding a stretch for 15-20 seconds, focusing on lengthening the muscle. They are best used after exercise or as part of a cool-down to improve flexibility. 

M
e
n
u