training

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what is periodisation
the organisation of training ito blocks, each with a goal and time frame
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what is the aim of periodisation
performers can reach their peak at the right time/ helps avoid injury/ training becomes structured to give realistic and achievable goals
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what are the 3 types of cycles
macro,meso,micro
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what is a micro cycle
short term plans, 1 to 3 weeks
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what a meso cycle
medium term plan, 4 to 16 weeks
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what is a marco cycle
a long term plan, a year or more
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how should all goals be set out (MRSPOV)
moderation: appropriate for performer to be able to adapt reversablity: must be able to maintain specificy: should be relevent for the individual progression: should gradually become more difficuly overload: should put performer out of there comfort
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what is anerobic capacity
the ability of the body to inspire, transport and utilise oxygen to the perform aerobic activities
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what are the factors affecting aerobic capacity
phyilogical make up, age, gender, training
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what ways are there to test aerobic capacity
cooper run, multi-stage fitness test, direct gas analysis, queens college step test
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