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1 Methods of Training Methods of Training. Circuit Training
Continuous Training Weight Training Methods of Training. conditioning Flexibility training Fartlek Training Interval Training

2 FREQUENCY INTENSITY DURATION
Continuous training DEFINITION BENEFITS Is any exercise (e.g running, swimming, cycling) HR working in training zone for mins. 3-4 sessions per week. Develops CRE Develops Aerobic Capacity. Easy to plan. Progressive Overload achieved be exercising more often. FREQUENCY INTENSITY DURATION

3 FREQUENCY DURATION INTENSITY
Fartlek Training DEFINITION BENEFITS Continuous running or swimming with sport sprint bursts – slower recovery then more continuous paced. Develops aerobic fitness + anaerobic fitness. Can be varied to own requirements and terrain. Progressive overload FREQUENCY DURATION INTENSITY

4 INTERVAL TRAINING DEFINITION BENEFITS
Any exercise that allows a WORK/REST interval to be calculated. Make sure exercise is specific to you. Enables high intensity work with limited fatigue. Develops aerobic and anaerobic capacity Progressive overload: FREQUENCY INTENSITY DURATION

5 CIRCUIT TRAINING. DEFINITION BENEFITS
FIXED circuit or individual circuit to suit individual requirements. Specific or General exercises. Different muscle groups. Specific fitness development. Develops both general and specific fitness. CRE STRENGTH SPEED POWER MUSCULAR ENDURANCE FLEXIBILITY SKILL RELATED FITNESS

6 FLEXIBILITY TRAINING. BENEFITS DEFINITION/INCLUDES
Allow active/passive stretching or resistance. Should be within a range of movement you can manage. AVOID OVER STRTCHING Increase RANGE OF MOVEMENT around a joint Can help prevent injury in other aspects of sport. Progressive Overload: FREQUENCY INTENSITY DURATION

7 WEIGHT TRAINING DEFINITION BENEFITS
ISOTONIC – move weight through range of movement = improves dynamic strength. ISOMETRIC – hold and resist against a weight = improves static strength Develops general and specific muscles. Develops Muscular Endurance, Strength and Power. Easy to calculate. Progressive overload: FREQUENCY INTENSITY

8 CONDITIONING. By training through the activity you have the chance to improve: PHYSICAL FITNESS & SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES.

9 PRINCIPLES OF TRAINING
In order to improve your physical fitness along with you skill and for it to be effective you still need to consider; THE PRINCIPLES OF TRAINING: Specificity Progressive overload Frequency Intensity Duration


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