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Specialised Training
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A Levels PE (SECTION A - Applied physiology to optimise performance) Mapa Mental sobre Specialised Training, criado por katieclarke0204 em 17-12-2013.
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Specialised Training
ALTITUDE TRAINING
Key Facts
Over 2000m/8000ft above sea level
Partial Pressure of oxygen is lower
Takes 30 days to adapt
Has 3 stages; Acclimatisation, Primary Training and Recovery
Causes body to produce EPO
Alternative methods include hypoxic tents and oxygen tents
Benefits
Delay OBLA
Increase red blood cells
Increase concentration of haemoglobin
Increase oxygen carrying capacity
Last for 6-8 weeks
Drawbacks
Altitude sickness
Loss of fitness due to same intensity training
Benefits only last for a few days once back at sea level
Psychological problems
PLYOMETRICS
Method of strength training
Muscles can generate more force if they've previously been stretched
PNF
Advanced stretching technique
Improves flexibility
Facilitates muscular inhibition
Muscle should be passively stretched first
Then isometrically against a resistance
10 seconds
Increased rang of movement when stretched again
More effective with partner
GLYCOGEN LOADING
THERMOREGULATION
PERIODISATION
Dividing the training year in to specific sections
Macrocycle
The big period
E.g. 4 year Olympic cycle
Long-term performance goal
Made up of 3 periods
Preparation
Phase 1
General conditioning training
Low intensity
Aerobic and muscular endurance
Phase 2
Competition specific training
Increase in intensity
Strength and Speed
Introduce technique and tactics
Prepare for competition
Competition
Phase 3
6-8 weeks
Reduction in training volume but increase competition specific training
Phase 4
4-6 weeks
Competition kept to a minimum
Phase 5
3-4 weeks
Tapering
Reduction in volume of training prior to major competition
Recovery
Phase 6
General fun exercises
Injury free start to next season
Recharge physically and mentally
Mesocycle
Short term goal
Within macrocycle
Last for 2-8 weeks
Specific component of fitness focus
Microcycle
1 week cycle
Repeated during mesocycle
Ratio of 3:1 training to rest days
LACTATE SAMPLING
Take blood samples to measure lactate concentration
Measure OBLA
Longer delay of OBLA the fitter you are
Used by elite athletes
Manipulate Training
Correct intensity
Training zone
Predict performance
Regular comparisons
Monitor improvements
RESPIRATORY EXCHANGE RATIO (RER)
Ration of carbon dioxide produced compared to oxygen consumed
Carbs, fats and proteins are oxidised to produce energy
Source is dependant upon energy system
e.g. Respiratory component
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