Periodisation Flashcards

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what is periodisation?

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periodisation is key when planning a training programme.

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what does periodisation involve?

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dividing the year into periods when specific training occurs

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what are the aims of periodisation?

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to ensure the performer is in peak condition at the right points in the seaon

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what’s the macrocycle?

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the ‘big’ period which involves a long term performance goal

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what’s an example of macrocycle periodisation?

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a footballers macrocycle might be the length of the season and associated goals

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what’s the mesocycle?

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describes a short term goal within the macrocycle which may last 2-8 weeks

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what may be the focus of the mesocycle?

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a specific component of fitness

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what’s an example of mesocycle periodisation?

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rugby player may focus on speed

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what’s the microcycle?

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1 week training that’s repeated throughout the length of the mesocycle

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what can the microcycle set out?

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what the performer is going to do on each day from Monday to Sunday

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What are the 3 main phases of a periodised year?

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The Preparation Phase
The Competition Phase
The Transition Phase

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How many phases are in the periodisation phase?

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2

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what’s the first phase in the periodisation phase?

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general conditioning training like low intensity work.
Athletes should aim to develop aerobic and muscular endurance, general strength and mobility

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what’s the second phase of the periodisation phase?

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competition specific training
this involves an increase in the intensity of training and also introduces technique and tactical work

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How many phases are in the competition phase?

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2

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what are the aims of the competition phase?

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optimise competition performance
within this phase, volume of training is decreased but intensity is increased

17
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what happens in phase 3 in the competition phase?

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(6-8 weeks) will see a reproduction in the volume of training and increase in competition specific training like trials and qualifying

18
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what happens in phase 4 during the competition phase?

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(3-4 weeks) end of the training year when all the major events and competitions take place

19
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what happens in the transition phase?

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involves recovery
allows athlete to recharge physically and mentally and ensures an injury-free start to the following season