TRAINING PROGRAMS - 1 Flashcards

components of periodisation: micro cycle meso cycle macro cycle pre-season (preparation) in-season (competition) off-season (transition)

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What is Periodisation

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The planning, well in advance, of training variables to achieve optimal performance at the most crucial times OR the design of a training program that involves specific training phases based upon increasing and decreasing (varying) volume or frequency or intensity

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If Periodisation is done well what happens list at least 4 advantages

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-Help to avoid staleness, overtraining and burnout
-Promote higher levels of enthusiasm in the player group.
-Ensures proper application of the principle of progressive overload in the players’ physical conditioning.
-Minimises likelihood of injuries
-Improves the psychological, physiological, technical and tactical levels of the players.
-Plans for the athlete to ‘peak’ at the right time
-Plans for rest/recovery periods

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The purpose of a training plan/annual plan is to ensure optimal performance occurs at the right time how does this occur

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-Applying training principles over the year
-Applying a taper prior to competition
-Monitoring of fatigue and recovery to prevent overtraining

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The training and annual plan is how long

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  • Across the whole year
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Name all the 3 annual training programme

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  • Macrocycle
  • Mesocycle
  • Microcycle
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A Macrocycle represents how long

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  • A whole year
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A Mesocycle is what

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  • several mesocycles make a macrocycle
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A Microcycle is what

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  • Several microcycle make up an mesocycle
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How long is a Macrocycles

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Typically 3 months
or like a whole season or competition length

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How long is a Mesocycle

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  • Between 4-12 weeks
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How long is a Microcycle

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  • Between 3-10 days
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in terms of Preparation phase
(pre-season) it is divided into what subsets

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Divided into
1.General preparation
2. Specific preparation

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What is the objective of the General preparation phase

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Training is designed to build a suitable aerobic base and skill level leading into the competition.

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What type of training and what type of intensity should be used in general preparation phase

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-Continuous, interval & fartlek training
-Flexibility training
-Basic skill work

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What is the objective of the Specific preparation phase

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Develop game-specific fitness, skills and strategies
Training may need to be personalised depending on players / positional needs

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In Specific preparation phase
there must be a what type of training intensity and volume

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  • Reduced training volume and increased intensity occurs during macrocycle
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What type of training should occur in Specific preparation phase

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-High-intensity interval training
-Weight training
-Plyometrics training (up to 2 x per week)
-Flexibility/agility training.

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List the 2 phases of Competition phase (in-season)

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  1. Pre-Comp
  2. Comp phase
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What is the objective for Pre competition phase

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  • To reach peak match preparation and condition
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List at least 4 ways pre comp works

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-Focus on training moves to match specific intensities, durations & tactics.
-Application of the principle of specificity is crucial
-Continue to develop appropriate mental skills
-Intensity of training increases
-The volume of training decreases
-Recovery between sessions is essential
Play trial games

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What is the Competition phase objective

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Fitness is maintained - dependent on individual situations (injury and illness, position, number of games played, game time played).

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In the transition phase (off-season) list at least 4 Training principles & methods

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-Monitor nutrition to ensure a return to active participation close to playing weight
-Opportunity for corrective surgery and rehabilitation
-Specialised programs to correct structural or skill deficiencies

Aerobic fitness should be maintained to avoid detraining through involvement in enjoyable activities
-Surfing
-Different sports

Training volume and intensity are significantly reduced to allow for full physical and psychological recovery.
- Older players find this time crucial in allowing the body to recover