Planning & Organization: Periodization Flashcards

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The periodization approach organizes all training in terms of several ____ ____ ____, namely the….

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  • basic structural units
  • training sessions
  • training day
  • microcycle
  • mesocycle
  • macrocycle
  • Olympic cycle
  • multi-year cycle
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Quadrennial cycle time duration and mode of planning:

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  • 4 years (Olympic cycle)

- long term

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Macrocycle time duration and mode of planning:

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  • 1 year or several months

- long term

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Mesocycle time duration and mode of planning:

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  • several weeks

- medium term

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Microcycle time duration and mode of planning:

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  • 1 week or several days

- short term

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Workout or training session time duration and mode of planning:

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  • several hours

- short term

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Training exercise time duration and mode of planning:

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  • several minutes

- short term

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Why plan? Attempt to…

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  • exploit complementary training effects at optimal times
  • manage fatigue
  • prevent stagnation or overtraining
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Game theory:

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any situation or strategic interdependence where one players decisions or actions interact with another’s

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How is periodization using game theory?

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use of planned unpredictability to manipulate or outmaneuver another player, whereby the other player is the body’s adaptive mechanism

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GAS =

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general adaptation syndrome

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GAS is a ____ factor model.

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one

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FFM =

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fitness fatigue model

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FFM is a ____ factor model.

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two

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Major limitations of the classic linear periodization model:

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  • energy supply
  • cellular adaptation
  • post-exercise recovery
  • compatibility of varying workload
  • impossible to provide multiple peaks and successful performances during entire annual cycle
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Why is energy supply a major limitation of the classic linear periodization model?

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diversified workloads

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Why is cellular adaptation a major limitation of the classic linear periodization model?

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varying pathways for biological adaptation

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Why is post-exercise recovery a major limitation of the classic linear periodization model?

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  • different systems require different periods of recuperation
  • leads to insufficient recuperation
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Why is compatibility of varying workloads a major limitation of the classic linear periodization model?

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combing modalities often has a negative effect due to fatigue

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In reverse linear periodization, a macrocycle starts off with…

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low-volume and high-intensity training

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In reverse linear periodization, a macrocycle ends off with…

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high-volume and low-intensity training

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What athletes or sports is the reverse linear periodization model appropriate for?

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  • bodybuilders preparing for contests

- emphasize muscular hypertrophy and endurance strength

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Block periodization:

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use of concentrated blocks of training loads

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Block periodization has deep emphasis on…

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cumulative and residual training effects

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3 phases of block periodization:
- accumulation phase - transmutation phase - realization phase
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Accumulation phase focuses on...
basic abilities such as aerobic endurance and hypertrophy
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Transmutation phase focuses on...
sport-specific abilities
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Realization phase focuses on...
restoration and tapering
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2 factors to consider when managing training variation:
- spreading adaptive energy too thin | - effects of monotony
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2 factors to consider with biological reality:
- individual responses | - unique responses to training dependent upon sub-system state
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2 factors to consider with mechanical complexity reality:
- assumption of average group-based trends | - assumption of results celebrated high level achievers
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How to predict peaks (and lows)?
- current competitive climate (frequency, importance, financial, travel etc.) - individual vs team sports - time available to develop athleticism vs sport specific/technical tactical - type of individual - controllable vs uncontrollable stressors
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Magnitude of training effects: acute:
immediately post session
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Magnitude of training effects: cumulative:
- long term change in biological status - variables of sport specific abilities enhanced - aerobic vs anaerobic
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Magnitude of training effects: delayed:
those manifested over a period of time
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Magnitude of training effects: residual:
retention of changes after cessation of training
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Magnitude of training effects depends on...
- short vs long - load concentration - older/more experienced athletes tend to have longer residuals - systematic programming of load prevents fast de-training - biological nature (strength/endurance vs alactic/glycolytic residuals)