Training methods

Cards (15)

  • Continuous Trainingā€Ø
    DO NOT REST
    Lasts for 20 minutes
    Improves: CV fitness, muscular endurance
    Aerobic
    šŸ˜ƒ:
    no equipmen/ facilities
    alone or groups
    improves overall health
    health benefits
    šŸ˜­:
    boring
    no change of pace, bad for game players
    cause impact injuries (shin splints)
  • Interval trainingā€Ø
    Intense activity with breaks
    Improves: speed and CV fitness( over long time)
    An+aerobic
    šŸ˜ƒ:
    adaptable
    aerobic= health benefits (weight loss)
    felxible training method
    versatile
    šŸ˜­:
    repetitive/boring
    need to plan and keep track of sets
  • Fartlek Training (speed play)
    • continuous
    • CHANGE IN pace + terrain
    • has anerobic but AEROBIC (recovery after sprint)
    • CV fitness + muscular endurance
    šŸ˜ƒ:
    excellent of games players
    no equipment (cheap)
    change of pace and terrain add interest
    done alone or in group
    exercise entire body and improve overall fitness
    šŸ˜­:
    safe route not always easy to find
    higher intensity part can be avoided
  • Circuit training
    • 6-12 stations (can be skill or fitness based)(can work all components of fitness)
    • Intensity measured by: Time at each station, no. reps and no. of complete circuits
    • can aerobic or anaerobic (dependent on intensity)
    • interval(with breaks) or continuous (no breaks)
    šŸ˜ƒ:
    • easily adapted to each person
    • work on skill and fitness
    • intresting ( variety)
    • aerobic or anaerobic
    • variety of stations allows muscle group recovery
    • can be cheap
    šŸ˜­:
    • can be expensive
    • takes time to set up + put away
    • limited time on stations to work on skills
    • difficult to work on all skills
  • Plyometric training
    • process of muscle being lengthened (eccentric muscle contraction) and then RAPIDLY shortened (concentric contraction)
    • Interval
    • anaerobic
    • high intensity + short in duration = maximal
    • includes reps and sets
    • improves POWER
    • breaks in between sets for muscle recovery
    šŸ˜ƒ:
    • can be cheap
    • builds power in muscle
    • increase in muscle mass
    • exercise entire body + improve overall fitness
    šŸ˜­:
    • can cause injury if not done properly (high intensity)
    • can be expensive
  • Weight/ resistance training
    • Anaerobic
    • Interval
    • Improves muscular strength + endurance, power/speed
    • Reps + Sets
    • Provides the resistance for muscles to work against
    • Rest + Recovery vital => adaptations occur
    šŸ˜ƒ:
    • easy to monitor + overload
    • can target specific muscle groups
    • easily adaptable: (high weight x low no. reps = musc. STRENGTH)(low weight x high no. reps = musc. ENDURANCE)
    šŸ˜­:
    • expensive equipment
    • needs skill
    • spotter needed at higher weights
  • Aerobicsā€Ø
    CV endurance, continuous for 30-60 minutes, e.g. step aerobics
  • Body Pumpā€Ø
    Muscular endurance, moderate-high intensity, uses barbells, lots of reps, targets all areas of body
  • Spinningā€Ø
    CV endurance/muscular endurance, continuous cycling to music with instructor for motivation, pace changes throughout
  • Yogaā€Ø
    Flexibility, balance and strength, done on exercise mat, includes meditation and relaxation techniques
  • Pilatesā€Ø
    Flexibility, balance and strength, done on exercise mat, uses resistance, focuses on core muscles
  • F.Cs more fun in a group šŸ˜ƒ
  • The instructor motivates you šŸ˜ƒ
  • Fitness classes can be expensive šŸ˜­
  • There might be no classes in your area šŸ˜­