Preparation and training methods

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  • Created on: 19-04-17 19:28
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  • Training methods
    • Continous
      • There is no rest or break
      • Associated with developing aerobic capacity
      • Duration should be at least 20 mins upwards
      • Adjusting pace/ effort can vary exercise intensity
    • Fartlek
      • Means speed play
      • Form of continuous training
      • Speed or intensity of the activity is varied
        • Aerobic and anaerobic energy systems used
    • Intermittent/ Interval
      • Periods of alternating exercise and rest
      • Variables include: Duration, Intensity, Reps, Sets, Duration of rest/ recovery
      • intervals
        • ATC-CP intervals, high intensity effort (80-100%) lasts 3-10 seconds, 2 mins recovery
        • Lactic Acid intervals, medium to high intensity effort (60-80%) lasts 15-90 seconds
          • increases lactate tolerance, increases blood buffering capacity
        • Aerobic intervals, low intensity effort (50% max effort) lasts beyond 20 mins, short recovery
    • Weight training
      • Form of interval training
      • Exercises classed into four groups; shoulders & arms, trunk & back, Legs, All body
    • Circuit training
      • Another type of interval training
      • Several stations, set time period at each one, exercises all body
    • Polymetrics
      • Eccentric-to-concentric actions at 100% effort
      • Adaptions in Neuro muscular system as muscle spindles cause stretch reflex
    • Mobility/ Flexibility
      • Aim is to improve or maintain range of motion of muscles and joints
      • Best done at end of anaerobic exercise in cool down, muscles already warm
      • stress overload principle

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LuisJunsford

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There are many different ways of training your dogs. You should choose one that works for you and your dog. There is no right or wrong method. You can know what to do when my wife yells at me and get more new tricks for spouse training.  However, I have put together a list of common dog training methods that I have read about and tested myself, so you don't need to reinvent the wheel yourself.

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