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Type
The training method used
Frequency
number of times per week that training is conducted
intensity
how hard the exercise is, measured in RPE,% of HR max and #of 1RM
time
the length of an interval/rest period, sets, reps and duration of session or program
detraining
loss of training adaptations and fitness when training stops
Specificity
targeting the correct physiological requirements of a specific sport
Individuality
adjusting the training program for someones individual needs and responses to training
Diminishing returns
Rate of improvement in response to training decreases over time
overtraining
Decline in performance due to insufficient recovery
progression
An increase in training load to bring about physical addaptations
resistence training
Using weights to improve muscular strength, power and endurance
Plyometric training
exercises that rely on the elastic nature of muscles to produce maximal force as quickly as possible
continous training
training that goes for an extended period of time with no rest breaks
flexability training
stretching muscles and connective tissue to increase their range of motion around a joint
Fartlek training
training that goes for an extended period of time with random or planned high intensity speed bursts
circuit training
rotating through a variety of stations that train multiple parts of the body
interval training
set work and rest periods completed according to the desired energy system to be trained
HIIT
Work periods of high intensity activity interspersed with periods of passive or active recovery to target aerobic power
short interval training intensity
maximal intensty (95% or higher)
short interval training interval duration
3-10 seconds
short interval training work to rest ratio
1:5+
short interval training reps
8-12
intermediate interval training intensity
above LIP (85-90%)
intermediate interval training interval duration
10-60 seconds
intermediate interval training reps
6-10
intermediate interval training work to rest ratio
1:3
long interval training intensity
at or just below LIP (80 - 85%)
long interval training interval duration
1-5 minutes
long interval training work to rest ratio
1:1 2:1 or 1:2
long interval training reps
3-5
HIIT intensity
90-100% HR/Vo2 max
HIIT interval duration
30 seconds - 4 minutes
HIIT work to rest ratio
1:1 or 2:1
HIIT reps
4-12
fartlek training intensity
70-85% 80-85% for speed bursts
fartlek training duration
minimum 20 minutes
continous training intensity
70-85%
contionous training session duration
minimum 20 minutes
plyometric training intensity
8-10 RPE
plyometric training reps
1-10
plyometric training rest duration
2-3 minutes
resistance training (power) sets,reps, rest
3-6, 3-10, 2-3
resistance training (endurance) sets, reps, rest periods
3-6, 15-25, 1
resistance training (strength) sets, reps, rest periods
3-6, 1-6, 2-3