Chapitre 17 - Program Design R Training Flashcards

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What are the 3 principle anaerobic exercise prescription to consider

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Specificity( SAID)
Overload
Progression

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What is specificity and on what factor based on

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: trained in specific matter to produce specific adaptation training outcome
- muscle involve
- movement pattern
- nature muscle action ( speed, force application)
- sport season

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What is overload and how can it be done (4)

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: assigning workout greater intensity then athlete used to
- increase load
- inc. number session / week or day
- complex vs simple exercise
- decrease rest period between set/exercise

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What is progression and how is it done (5)

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: applied by progressively increasing intensity, based on training status allow long-term benefit
- increase load
- raise number weekly session
- add more drill / exercise session
- increase training stimulus
- change type technical requirement exercise

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What are the step after the need analysis

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2- exercise selection
3- training frequency
4- exercise order
5- training load + reps
6- volume
7- rest period

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Related exercise to dribbling and passing

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  • close-grip bench press
  • dumbell bench press
  • tricep pushdown
  • reverse curl
    -hammer curl
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Related exercise to ball kicking

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  • unilat. Hip add/abd
  • single leg squar
  • forward step lunge
  • leg ext.
  • leg raise
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Related exercise with frestyle swimming

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  • pull-up
  • lat. SH raise
  • forward step lunge
  • upright row
  • barbell pullover
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Related exercise to vertical jump

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  • snatch
    -power clean
  • push jerk
  • back squat
  • front squat
  • standing calf rauss
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Related exercise to rowing

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  • power clean
  • clean pull
  • snatch pull
  • bent-over row
  • seated row
  • angle leg press
    -horizontal leg press
  • deadlift
  • stuff-leg deadlift
  • good morning
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Related exercise with racker stroke

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  • flat dumbbel fly
  • lunge
  • bent-over lateral raise
  • wrist curl
  • wrist ex.
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Related exercise with running, sprinting

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  • snatch
  • power clean
  • front squat
  • forward step-linge
  • step-up
  • leg extension
  • leg curl
  • DF
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Related exercise throwing and pitching

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  • lunge
  • single leg squat
  • barbell pull over
  • overhead tricep ext.
  • SH IR/ER
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2 type exercise

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  1. Core and assistance exercise
  2. Structural + power exercise
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Core vs assistance exercise

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Core: recruit 1 or more larger muscle areal + 2 or more primary joint ( should be prioritize if direct application to sport)
Assistance: recruit smaller muscle area + 1 primary joint ( less important to improve sport specific)

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Difference structural and power exercise

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Structural: emphasize loading spine directly/indirectly
Power: structural exercise performed quickly/ explosively

17
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What should you consider when doing your exersice selection

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1- exercise type
2-movement analysis of the sport
3-muscle balance
4- exercise technique experience
5- availability training time/ session

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What are you looking for with the muscle balance in exercise selection

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You want to maintain balance muscular strength across joint + opposing muscle

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Ration
1- hip ext/flex. 2- elbow ext/flex 3- trunk ext/flex 4- ankle inv/ev 5-SH IR/ER 6-SH flex/ext
7- KN ext/flex 8- ankle PF/DF

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  1. 1:1
  2. 1:1
  3. 1:1
    4.1:1
  4. 3:2
  5. 2:3
  6. 3:2
  7. 3:1
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What are you considering when looking at the training frequency

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  1. Training status
  2. Sport season
  3. Training load + exercise type
  4. Other training
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How does training status affect the training frequency

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Affect nb day off b/w session

  1. Beginner: 2-3 session/week
  2. Intermediate : 3-4 session/week
  3. Advance: 4-7 sessions/week
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3 commun split routine

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  1. Upper body + lower body
  2. Chest, SH, tricep + lower body + back, traps, bicep
  3. Chest, back + lower body + SH, arm
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How those the season influence the training frequency

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  1. Off-season: 4-6 sessions/week
  2. Preseason: 3-4 sessions/week
  3. In-season: 1-3 sessions/ week
  4. Post-season: 0-3 session/week
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Factor might affect training frequency based on training load and exercise type

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  1. Alternating lighter + heavier training day
  2. Upper body recover more quickly than lower body
  3. Single joint recover more quickly than multiple joint
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By what type of other training is frequency affect by ( give exemple)
: affected by overall amount physical stress 1. Other anaerobic training 2. Aerobic training 3. Sport skill practice 4. Physical demanding occupation Ex: sprinting, agility, speed-endurance, plyometric, sport skill practice
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On what is rest period base on
1. Goal 2. Load 3. Amount muscle mass 4. Athlete status
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Rest period for strength and power exercise
Near max = need more rest especially lower body 2-5 min
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Rest period for hypertrophy exercise
Short- moderate rest ( 30- 1.5min)
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Rest period for muscular endurance
Very short (less or equal 30 sec)
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Factor influence volume
1. Multiple vs single sets 2. Training status 3. Primary resistance training goal
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Component volume + definition
1. Volume: total amount wt lifted in session 2. Set: group of set 3. Rep-volume: total # rep in session 4. Load-volume: total # set x #rep/set x wt/rep
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Difference single-effort event or multiple-effort event
1. Single good for untrained or the first months 2. Multiple need higher volume for further gain strength good for intermediate and advance athlete
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How training status affect volume
1. Beginner: 1 or 2 set 2. Intermediate + advance: add set as become better
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Volume if goal strength and power
Lower volume to maximize quality exercise
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Volume if goal hypertrophy
Higher volume + performing 3+ exercise / muscle group since goal is to increase muscle volume
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Volume if goal is muscular endurance
Many reps/set but lighter load + fewer set
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5 type of way to organise exercise order
1. Power, other core, assistance exercise : multi joint then single joint / larger muscle then smaller muslce + power exercuse always first 2. Alternated upper + lower body: minimize length rest + maximize rest between body part + decrease training time ( if continuous might increase cardio) 3. Alternated push + pull exercise: improve recovery + recruitment = not same m. In 2 exercise in a row ( beginner or returning athlete) 4. Superset + compound set: - superset: 2 exercise stress opposing muscle - compound: 2 diff. Exercise same muscle 5. Pre-exhaustion: purposely fatiguing larger muscle groupe in single joint exercise prior mulitple joint