chap 19-20 Flashcards

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what is impulse

A

the change in momentum resulting from a force, measured as the product of force + time

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what percentage of max force is max power produced

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30-50%

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3
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what is the fomuloli for power

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force x velocity

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4
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running speed is an interaction bw what

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stride frequency and stride length

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5
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what do elite sprinters produce in terms of stride length/frequency compared to novice

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max length at 45m (25 novice)
max frequency at 25m (10-15 novice)

Max velocity up to 12m/s after 5-6 sec (45-55m, novice 20-30)

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6
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what is more trainable stride frequency or length

A

frequency

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7
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what are the two major portions of sprinting

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flight + support

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what happens in early flight

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Eccentric hip flexion(illiosoas controls)

Eccentric knee extension (quads control)

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what happens in mid flight

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concentric hip flexion (accelerates thigh forward)
eccentric knee extension (quad controls knee flex(
Exxentric knee flex (ham controls)

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10
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What happens in late flight

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concentric hip extension (glutes start bringing leg back)

eccentric knee flexion (hams prevent leg from kicking out forward)

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What happens in early support

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Eccentric hip extension (iliospas absorb landing)
Concentric hip extension (forward proportion by glutes)
Eccentric knee extension (absorb force quads)

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12
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what happens in late support

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eccentric hip flex- Decelerate thigh
concentric knee ex ( forward propulsion by quad)
Concentric planar flex

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13
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how to progress braking mechanics

A

athlete run at 1/2 speed and decelerate in 3 steps
3/4 speed and try to stop in 5 steps
run full and stop within 7

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14
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what does sprint resistance do

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improve explosive strength and stride length

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15
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what is exercise economy

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a measure of the energy cost of activity at a given exercise velocity

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16
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What is the formulolti for the karvonen method

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(HRRxIntensity) + RHR

17
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exercise progression for aerobic max

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10% per week.

18
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what is the protocol for LSD training and adaptations

A

training longer than race distance @ 70% VO2 max

adaptations- enhances body to clear lactate
chronic use shifts type Iix to Type 1

19
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what is pace tempo training

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Intensity slightly above comp intensity 20-30 mins @ lactate threshold

20
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Interval training protocol

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Intensity close to VO2 max for intervals of 3-5 mins

Work:rest 1:1

21
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repetition aerobic training

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at intensities > VO2max, work lasting 30-90sec

work: rest 1:5

22
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what s fartlek training protocol

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Easy running (70% vo2) with hills or short bursts at 85-90%

23
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off, pre, in, post season aerobic training protocol

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off= long duration+ low intensity (gradually increase intensity and to lesser extent duration)

Pre= focus on increasing intensity,, maintaining or reducing duration

In- design around comp, low intensity and short duration

post season- recovery and maintain fitness

24
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What is segmentation

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Breaks down task into subcomponents that have clear breaks

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What is fractionalization practice
subcomponents that occur simultaneously
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What is simplification training
adjusts the difficulty of the task by changing characteristics such as speed / equiptment
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pure-part training
athlete practices each subcomponent of the skill multiple times independently and then all together at the end`
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Progressive part training + example of snatch
= practice the first two parts in isolation before practicing together - Ex) snatch o First practice the first pull and transition separate o Then practice first pull with transition o Practice second pulls alone o Add it to the mix
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Repetitive part training
practice only the first part in isolation and then each subsequent part is added until the whole task is integrated