Method Of Training Flashcards

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What are methods of training

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Fartleck training, weight training, continous training, interval training, circuit training, plyometrics training

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What is the definition of continuous training?

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Working in the entire body for long periods of time with no rest

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Name two examples of athletes who will need to know continuous training

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Long distant runners and long distant swimmers.

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Jow do i work out my max heart rate

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Its 220 - your age

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How hard should i work when doing my continuous excursive

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Up to 65 to 80 percent of my max pulse

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What component of fitness does continues training develop?

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Cardiovascular fitness.

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What is weight training?

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Weight training is shifting weight for a number of repetitions or a period of time

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What component of fitness does weight training develop?

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It would develop muscular strength.

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What is the definition of muscular strength?

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The amount force a muscle can exert against a resistance.

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What sports require muscular strength?

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Weight lifting, boxing, wrestling, rugby, body building, javelin, muscular strength, hammer throw, discus.

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What is fartleck training?

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a method pf training for runners where the terrain and speed are constantly
changing. Fartlek = ‘Speed and ‘Play’ in Swedish

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What is plyometrics training?

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Plyometrics, also known as jump training or plyos, are exercises in which muscles exert maximum force in short intervals of time, with the goal

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What is power?

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Speed x strength

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