Recovery in Team Sports Flashcards

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Recovery

The process by which the athlete's physiological and psychological function is restored.

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Periodization

Modeled around GAS (General Adaptation Syndrome) and aims to force new adaptation before exhaustion sets in.

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Over-reaching

A small negative change in recovery markers, generally only temporary.

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Over-training

A more pronounced negative change in markers that is sustained even when training is reduced.

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Over-use

Can be both biomechanical and/or biochemical disturbance due to incorrect loading.

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The Nuts and Bolts of Recovery

Sleep/Rest, Planning, Nutrition, Massage etc., Heat Therapies, Cold Therapies, Light Exercise, Compression, Stretching

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Sleep/Rest

The easiest & cheapest form of recovery where super-compensation occurs.

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Nutrition

Replacing water and energy substrate which is vital after training.

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Massage

Help to restore muscle work capacity and / or reduce muscle and nerve tension.

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Heat Therapies

Work via increasing blood circulation to remove waste products.

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Cold therapies

Work by reducing blood flow; reducing swelling means muscles functioning sooner, and it also reduces nerve excitement.

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Contrasting Heat & Cold

Works based upon vaso-dilation (heat) and -constriction (cold) to effectively ‘move’ waste products.

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Mild Exercise

Helps to increase blood flow without generating fatigue.

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Compression

Garments & bandages may aid recovery by reducing swelling and blood lactate levels, increasing blood flow, decreasing muscle soreness.

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Stretching

Improved flexibility generally equals reduced injury risk.