Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Training Method
- 1.Resistance
- Ability or our body to withstand continuous effortsor long efforts
- Some types:
- Aerobic resistance
- Ability of the organism to maintain a sustained effort by obtaining energy with the presence of oxygen
- 2 conditions
- Excersise in low activity
- Activity medium or long duration
- Anaerobic resistance
- Ability of the organism to maintain an effort to obtain energy without oxygen
- 2 conditions
- Excersise of high intensity
- Activity is short duration
- Some types of training
- Continuous method
Anmerkungen:
- Without pauses
High Volume
Low intensity
- Fractioned method
Anmerkungen:
- With pauses
Low volume
High intensity
- 2. Force
- Capacity that our organism has to over come or counteract a certain resistance.
- 5 types of muscle contractios
- Isometric or static
Anmerkungen:
- It performs muscular tension but not joint movement.
- Isotonic or Anisometric
Anmerkungen:
- In this one, the muscular fibers, in addition to contracted, they change their lenght
- Auxotonic
Anmerkungen:
- Results from the combination of a concentric and another eccentric contraction. Is the most common and normal.
- Isokinetic
Anmerkungen:
- Concentically eccentric and concentric contract with minimum time possible between the two
- Pilometric
Anmerkungen:
- Contraction tomaximum at constantspeed in any range of movements.
- Types of force
- Maximum Force
Anmerkungen:
- The greatest force that can be exercise.
- Speed or Power Force
Anmerkungen:
- Ability to do a force exercise taht at the same time required high speeed.
- Exercises
- Resistance Force
Anmerkungen:
- Ability to move light loads for a long time.
- 3.Flexibility
- It constitutes the capacity that allows us to achieve the greatest
articulation amplitude, easily and fluently
- Excercises
- 4.Speed
- Ability to make one or more movements in the minor time as possible
Anmerkungen:
- Two components;
-Amplitude
- Frequency
- Types
- Reaction Speed
- Cyclic or translational speed
Anmerkungen:
- Divided into :
- Acceleration Speed
- Maximum Speed
- Resistance Speed
- Acyclic or gestual speed