Methods of Training mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers mind maps on Methods of Training, from training principles and stretching to periodisation and fitness testing. School students, university students and professional candidates can use them to practice training concepts, while teachers can find ready-made material. There are over 600 community-made maps, spanning school, university and professional study. Pick a map to explore.
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- Health and fitness18
- Components of fitness63
- Principles of training137
- Fitness testing18
- Training planning and periodisation27
- Training zones and exercise intensity11
- Warm-up and cool-down14
- Aerobic and anaerobic exercise9
- Endurance training72
- Circuit training13
- Strength and resistance training54
- Flexibility training24
- Speed, agility and plyometric training14
- Altitude training11
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175 nodesErgogenic Aids An external influence... · Carbohydrate loading · Ice baths · Pulleys and parachutes · Ice vest · Creatine loading
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175 nodesPeriodisation Overview Case Study: Games Pla... · Benefits of Periodisa... · Periodisation · The Cycles · Warm Up and Cool Down · Aerobic Capacity and ...
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102 nodesPrep of the Body Fitness Testing · Gathering Data · Training Programme · Aspects of Fitness · Training Phases: · Goal Setting
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73 nodesTraining Principles S.P.O.R.V · Goal Setting
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68 nodesAerobic capacity Definition · Affecting Factors · Testing · Adaptations · Methods of training
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35 nodesTraining Methods Interval Training · Cross Training · Weight Training · Fartlek Training · Continuous Training · Circuit Training
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27 nodesPrinciples of Training Specificity · Progressive Overload · Individual Needs · Rest · Reversibility
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21 nodesHigh Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) Can be used for aerob... · Periods of work inter... · 4 main variables · Short intervals of ma... · Work interval is anae... · Pushing body to the m...
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17 nodesAltitude Training Partial pressure of o... · Not as much oxygen di... · Less oxygen transport... · Elite endurance athle... · Acclimatises performe... · Difficult to train at...
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24 nodesMethods Of Training Fartlek Training · Cross Training · Circuit Training · Weigh Training · Intreval Training · Continious Training
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20 nodesPNF Stretching Proprioceptive Neurom... · Designed to improve f... · Passive / Active stre... · Stretch held isometri... · Muscle Spindles · CRAC technique - Cont...
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27 nodesENDURANCE How to control the in... · Concept: · Types of endurance. · How to improve your a... · The effects of endura...
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44 nodesSomatotypes What are Somatotypes · Mesomorph · Ectomorph · Endomorph · Anorexia (aka Anorexi...
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18 nodesTraining Methods Continuous Training · Fartlek · Interval · Circuit
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19 nodesPrinciples of training specifity · Progressive · Overload · Rest · Type · time
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10 nodesHeart rate (MHR) and Borg Scale Heart rate · The Borg Scale
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157 nodesMuscle Hypertrophy & Applications to RT 'Simple' Definitions · Why do we want hypert... · Training for hypertrophy · Repeated eccentric-on... · The internal physiolo... · Hypoxia
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44 nodesAdvantages to all methods of training Cross training · Weight Training · Circuit Training · Fartlek Training · Continuous Training · Interval Training
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80 nodesTraining methods Continuous · Fartlek · Interval · Weight · Circuit · Plyometrics
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402 nodesS&P coursework 1 Eccentrics · Plyometric/ballistic ... · Are all loads created... · Final Idea
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97 nodesfitness testing and training Army · Royal marines · police · fire service
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138 nodesGCSE PE physical mental deman... · circulatory system · respiratory system · types of training · international factors · diet
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163 nodesGCSE PE Revision pe revision
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152 nodesGCSE PE Revision Specific skills practice · Stretching · CV Warmup · Prepare psychologically · Practice skills befor... · Prevents injury
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149 nodesGCSE PE_1_1 Warmup and cooldown · Tests · Principles of training · Benefits of taking pa... · skill related components · Opportunities for get...
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149 nodesGCSE PE_1 Warmup and cooldown · Tests · Principles of training · Benefits of taking pa... · skill related components · Opportunities for get...
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149 nodesGCSE PE Warmup and cooldown · Tests · Principles of training · Benefits of taking pa... · skill related components · Opportunities for get...
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140 nodesGCSE PE Warmup and cooldown · Tests · Principles of training · Benefits of taking pa... · skill related components · Opportunities for get...
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140 nodesGCSE PE Warmup and cooldown · Tests · Principles of training · Benefits of taking pa... · skill related components · Opportunities for get...
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88 nodesSTRENGTH INTRODUCTION · THE CONCEPT OF STRENGTH · FACTORS THAT DETERMIN... · TYPES OF MUSCLE CONTR... · TYPES OF STRENGTH · STRENGTH TRAINING SYS...
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146 nodesPhysical Education Principles of training · Fitness Tests · Body systems
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131 nodesASPECTS OF TRAINING Training Thresholds · Training Methods
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69 nodesTRAINING PLANNING SELECTION OF THE METHOD
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41 nodesSTRENGTH Strength · the concept of strengt · Factors that determin... · Types of muscle contr... · Types of strength · Strength training sys...
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221 nodesPE MRS WHITTON Injury prevention · Health · Fitness · Effects of exercise o... · Somatotypes · Sports injuries
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110 nodesPhysical and mental demands of performance Fatigue and stress · Injury · First aid & emergency... · Respiratory system: a... · Respiratory system: a... · Circulatory system
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54 nodesTraining methods Circuit training · Weight training · Continuous training · Fartlek training · High-intensity interv...
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39 nodesPhysical Preparation Looks at whether the ... · PRE-SCREENING · SKILL AND TECHNIQUE · refers to the athlete... · Poor technique leads ... · also important to exa...
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38 nodesDissertation planning- potentiation What physical charact... · What is potentiation
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57 nodesBtec sport types of training Types of trainng · Factors affecting tra...
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About methods of training mind maps
GoConqr OriginalWhat the Methods of Training mind maps cover
These maps organize training topics into connected branches. Training Methods brings together interval, cross, weight, fartlek, continuous and circuit training. Other maps focus on a single topic: PNF Stretching looks at flexibility, while Ergogenic Aids groups influences used to improve performance.
For a starting point, try Training Methods to see several approaches together. Then choose a narrower map, such as High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT), to look at work and recovery intervals in more detail. Periodisation Overview offers a different view, using a footballer’s pre-season as a case study.
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Follow one branch at a time, then cover it and explain the connections in your own words. Return to the map to check what you missed. If you want to test your recall or practice key terms, switch to a quiz or flashcards on the unit page.
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Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
Training Methods is a useful starting point if you want to see several methods together. It lists interval, cross, weight, fartlek, continuous and circuit training. Afterward, you can move to a focused map such as Circuit Training or High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT).
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The maps cover training methods and related topics. Principles of Training includes specificity, progressive overload, rest and recovery. Prep of the Body mentions fitness testing, while Aerobic capacity covers its definition and affecting factors. You can also find maps on stretching, periodisation and ergogenic aids.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who are these mind maps for?
Most of the resources are at school level, with some for university and professional study. School students can use the maps to go over training topics, while university students and professional candidates can use them to practice concepts. Teachers can find ready-made material to explore.