Chapter 20 Flashcards

(25 cards)

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What is aerobic endurance training?

A

Training that improves the body’s ability to sustain prolonged exercise using oxygen.

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What is VO2max?

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The maximum amount of oxygen the body can utilize during intense exercise.

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What are the five types of aerobic training?

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Long, slow distance; pace/tempo; interval; HIIT; fartlek.

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What is long, slow distance (LSD) training?

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Training at 70% VO2max for extended periods to build base endurance.

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What is pace/tempo training?

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Training at lactate threshold to improve race pace and metabolic efficiency.

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What is interval training?

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Alternating high-intensity bouts with rest to increase VO2max.

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What is high-intensity interval training (HIIT)?

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Repeated short-duration efforts at or above VO2max.

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What is fartlek training?

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A combination of LSD, pace, and interval work in a single session.

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What training variables must be managed?

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Intensity, frequency, duration, mode, and progression.

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How is intensity monitored in aerobic training?

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Heart rate, RPE, VO2max, and lactate threshold.

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What is the Karvonen method?

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A formula to determine target heart rate using HR reserve.

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How does aerobic training affect stroke volume?

A

It increases, improving cardiac output.

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What is tapering?

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A reduction in training volume before competition to enhance performance.

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How often should aerobic athletes train per week?

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5 or more sessions depending on goals and intensity.

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What is the importance of cross-training?

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Reduces injury risk and training monotony.

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What is the effect of training at altitude?

A

Stimulates red blood cell production but requires adaptation.

17
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What is overtraining syndrome?

A

Chronic fatigue, performance decline, and mood disturbance due to excessive training.

18
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What is detraining?

A

Loss of adaptations due to insufficient training stimulus.

19
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How does aerobic endurance improve metabolism?

A

Increases fat oxidation and mitochondrial density.

20
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How is aerobic power developed?

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With training near VO2max or at lactate threshold.

21
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What is the goal of aerobic base training?

A

To build cardiovascular foundation and improve efficiency.

22
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What are signs of aerobic overreaching?

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Fatigue, decreased performance, and disturbed sleep.

23
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What is the impact of aerobic training on blood volume?

A

Increases total volume and plasma content.

24
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Why is running economy important?

A

It reflects efficiency and performance potential.

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What is exercise mode?
The type of activity used in training (e.g., running, cycling, swimming).