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CHAPTER 3 (paper 1)
PRINCIPLES OF TRAINING
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SPECIFITY
training should be
specific
to the
individual
and the
demands
they take part in
PROGRESSIVE
OVERLOAD
working
harder
than
normal
whilst
gradually
and
sensibly
increasing
the
intensity
of training
REVERSIBILITY
if an individual
stops
or
decreases
their training level,
fitness
and
performance
are likely to
drop
TEDIUM
refers to
boredom
, training should be
altered
and
varied
to prevent an individual from
suffering
form this
F I T T
F =
frequency
how
often
you do it
I =
intensity
how
hard
you train
T =
time
how
long
you train
T =
type
what
training
you complete
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