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What it needs to look like
PEP What it needs to look like
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Introduction PAR-Q Aims & Reasons for doing a PEP
Fitness test results and performance My strengths My areas to improve Heart rates – max hr/60% max hr/80% max hr
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Sessions At Least 12 sessions Method of training Resting heart rate
Warm up Main activity Cool down Evaluations – www/ebi/what would you do next time?
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Final evaluation Monitoring progress – Graphs to show heart rates and working heart rate Results from re-tests Strengths and weaknesses from the tests How did the results change? Explain the reasons why they have changed?
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Final point Must mention the following: Methods of training
Health and skill related Principles of training Participation pyramid
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Session example – page 1 Resting heart rate – 76
Working heart rate – 140 Aim of the session – to improve my cardiovascular endurance Method of training – fartlek training Warm up 1 minute (choose rowing, cycling or jogging) pulse raise Stretches done dynamically on legs 10 burpees every time a hear roxanne
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Session example – page 2 Main activity – If you do a circuit. You need to say how long each station lasts and how many laps of the circuit you will do. Fartlek training – I will begin on the treadmill (1 minute jogging, 30 seconds sprint, 30 seconds walk, repeat 6 times). I will repeat this on the rower and exercise bike. Cool down Like jog to remove lactic acid Static stretching on legs as they were used
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Session example – page 3 Evaluation
What went well? Even better if? What would I do next time? Things you can talk about FITT (frequency, intensity, type and time). I picked the wrong exercise (type) or I spent too long on an exercise (time) etc…. SPIRR (specific, progressive overload, individual needs, rest and recovery & reversibility) Example I worked really hard and the intensity of the session was really good because I made it specific to my training goals. I now need to use the principle of progressive overload to increase the intensity to make it even harder next time. I wasn’t happy with the cross trainer as it did not work me as hard as I wanted. Therefore I will now change he type of activity to improve my cardiovascular endurance.
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