soc 6 Flashcards

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why are methods of training important?

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there are a number of training methods that can be used to improve performance or fitness

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what are the 6 methods of training?

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continuous
fartlek
circuit
interval
plyometric
weight

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what are the 5 fitness classes?

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aerobics
body pump
pilates
yoga
swimming

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what do you need to consider when choosing a method of training?

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the requirements of the paticular sport
the facilities in the local area
the individual’s current level of fitness
you need to consider it as there is a risk of injury

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what is continuous training?

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working the entire body for long periods of time

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what component of fitness is continuous training

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cardiovascular fitness

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what are advantages of continuous training?

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doesn’t cost much
can be done in a variety of places

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what are disadvantages of continuous training?

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some people find it boring
does not improve anaerobic fitness

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where did fartlek training originate and what does it mean?

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fartlek training originates in sweden and it’s a combination of two swedish works for speed and play

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what is fartlek training?

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a method of training where the terrain and speed are constantly changing

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what are advantages of fartlek training?

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can be done on a variety of terrains
can include rest or be continuous

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what is circuit training?

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a series of exercises completed for a certain amount of time or reps one after another

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What are the disadvantages of fartlek training?

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There may not b e suitable terrain nearby
Difficult for the coach to monitor unless he runs with the athlete

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What components of fitness is circuit training?

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Cardiovascular fitness and muscular endurance

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What are advantages of circuit training?

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Can combine many components of fitness
A good source of all round fitness

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What are some disadvantages of circuit training?

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The circuit needs t o be set up and well planned out
It is important to work hard on each circuit but people often pace themselves

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What is interval training?

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Physical training involving alternating stages of high and low-intensity activity

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What are advantages of interval training?

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Includes repeated sprints, which is anaerobic
Included a rest period

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What are disadvantages of interval training?

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Can be intense so needs full commitment
Some people find repeating intervals boring

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What components of fitness does interval training test?

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Cardiovascular fitness and muscular strength

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What is plyometrics training?

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Exercises where muscles use maximum force in short intervals of time

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What are two advantages of plyometrics training?

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Exercises can be designed for a specific performances e.g. high jump
Improves explosive fitness

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What are disadvantages of plyometrics training?

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Need knowledge of your event or a coach
Need to progress gradually, as rest and recovery are important

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What componet of fitness does plyometric training test?

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Muscular strength

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What should you do in weight training?
Weight training uses progressive resistance either in the form of actual weight lifted or in terms of the number of times the weight is lifted Number of exercises; six to eight exercises would make a suitable core training programme Weight used; the safest amount is about 40-50% of the five repetition maximum Number of reps; it is usual to do 8-10 reps per set, less for strength, for more muscular endurance Number of sets; it is usually to do 3 but if you haven't done weight training before possibly start with 2 How fast the exercise is done; to be in control of the weights each rep should take 2 secs Rest between sets; recovery between sets should be between 1-2 mins
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What is weight training?
Involves shifting weight to increase the strength of the muscle using a programme of exercises
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What are advantages of weight training?
Can be used to improve strength, muscular endurance or power Wide variety of exercises to choose from
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What are disadvantages of weight training?
Needs suitable facilities and equipment Need knowledge of safety and technique
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What component of fitness is weight training?
Muscular strength