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Principles of training
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Principles of Training
SIP
FITT
Overtraining
Reversibility
Training zones
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SIP
Specificity Matching training to the activity and COF
you need to train the right parts of the body in the right way
a weightlifter wants to increase muscle strength
Individual needs making training match the needs of an individual
Every person will have a different training plan
Training needs to be done at the right level
dead unfit person could not swim 5 miles
Progressive overload gradually increase overload to increase fitness without injury
the only way to get fitter is to push yourself
increase frequency intensity or time
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FITT
Frequency how often exercise is done
still need recovery time
gradually increase the amount of sessions
Intensity how hard you should exercise
Depends on level and type of fitness
gradually intensify
Time how long you should do the activity
gradually increase the length on an activity or overall training
Type what exercise you should do
need to match training to activity
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Overtraining & Recovery
Recovery and rest is needed in order to get fitter
Overtraining leads to injury
Training needs to be reviewed in order to add overload
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- Note on Principles of training, created by Becky Jackson on 09/05/2021.
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- Becky Jackson · May 2021
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