Training types
planning (initial considerations and periodisation)
planning (overtraining and designing a session)
Use of drugs
Use of technology
100

What are the 3 aerobic training types for THIS UNIT?

continuous, fartlek, long interval

100

what are the initial planning considerations?

performance and fitness

Schedules of events/competitions

Climate and season

100
what are 2 health and safety considerations to take into consideration when designing a training session/

protective equipment

Climate and environmental conditions

General equipment (goal posts, bats, javelins)

Injury prevention (warmup and cooldown)

100

What are the two drugs used for strength?

humna growth hormone

anabolic steroids

100

What is an example of biomechanical analysis?

GPS

three dimensional motion analysis

200
How can you measure and monitor progress from anaerobic training?


**specify specific adaptation and away to measure it

Increased speed - 40m sprint test

Increased agility - T test

Increased power - max vertical jump

200

What needs to be taken into account when planning a training year?

phases of competition

subphases

peaking

tapering

sports specific subphases

200

What are the two physiological indicators of an overtrained athlete?

Injury, lethargy

200

Wha are the dangers of performance enhancing drugs?

Health risks - heart, kidney and liver failure, potential blood clotting and stroke, infertility

Loss of reputation - affects sporting reputation and personal relationships

Loss of income and sponsorship; can create economic strain

200

How can lactate threshold testing improve performance?

Helps athletes identify their LIP so they can train on or close to it - helps push back the threshold to perform at higher efforts for a longer period of time

300

What is a way to measure and monitor progress for aerobic training?

**specify and adaptation and a way to measure its changed

Increased VO2 max - VO2 max testing

Decreased heart rate - heart rate monitor or smartwatch

300

How does schedule of events/competition impact planning for a training a training year?

Volume and intensity needs to be adjusted accordingly

- sports with weekly matches like soccer require athletes to taper towards the end of the weak prior to the match

- in sports like swimming athletes only need to be peaking a few times a year

300

How can coaches prevent ovetraining in athletes?

Use a periodisation chart to ensure they get adequate recovery time

Adjust intensity and duration of sessions

Don't overload every session, have recovery sessions or skills/conditioning sessions

300

What are the benefits and potential harms of taking anabolic steroids?

Produces masculine characteristics like strength, power and speed

Can cause infertility, manic episodes, high cholesterols, Liver damage

300

What are 2 benefits of biomechanical analysis?

improved technique

Reduced risk of injury

improves visualisation

Helps analyse strategy 

400

What are plyometrics

exercises where the muscle is lengthened in an eccentric contraction that is rapidly followed by a concetric contraction

- helps convert strenght to power, typically body weight 

400

What are the indicators that someone is peaking?

state of excellent health

heightened rate of recovery

increased self-confidence 

mental alertness

400

What are important features of skill instruction?

brief

Clear

demonstrable

specific to game and required skill

400

What are 2 benefits and limitations of drug testing

Benefits; creates a fair playing field, protects the integrity of the sport, awards athletes on natural ability

Limitations; expensive, the process can be confronting, athletes have to keep up to date themselves

400

identify 2 positives and 2 negatives of using technology in sport

positives; improves movement efficiency, enhances athletes natural ability, use of video analysis can help increase fairness

negatives; inequity of access, equipment is expensive, rewarda athletes on wealth

500
Name 2 safe and 2 potentially harmful procedures for aerobic AND anaerobic exercise each (so 8 procedures all up)

Aerobic safe; proper warmup and cool down, gradual progression

Aerobic harmful; overtraining, rapid progressive overload, no warmup

Anaerobic safe; medical clearance, warmup and cooldown

Anaerobic hamrful; no warmup and cool down, improper form, exercising pregnant, no medical clearance

500

How can sports specific subphases be used in a specific sport to improve performance?

Example: soccer

Subphases are used to target specific weak areas in individuals or to develop skills specific to their position

Wingers may spend a mesocycle focusing on increasing speed and acceleration

During preseason a midfielder may focus more on endurance than strength compared to a defender

500
At what points a training session can conditioning be done and what are the various benefits?

Before skill practice - depletes energy levels, recreates wokring under fatigued conditions

During skill practice; recreates the demands of the game, helps develop game fitness

After; idk free pass guys

500

What is the drug used for aerobic performance and what specifically does it do?

Erythroprotein - increases the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood cells

500

What is a specific example or equipment advances in swimsuits? + must include why the equipment is effective

Speedo LZR racer suit

Fabric to reduce drag to a minimum

Streamlined shape to help swimmer hold their position better