Optimising Training Effectiveness (AQA GCSE Physical Education): Flashcards

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What is the specificity principle?

Tailor training to specific sport/fitness goals

Example of specificity principle

Sprinter focuses on speed drills

What is the progression principle?

Gradually increase intensity, duration, or frequency

What is the overload principle?

Challenge body by working harder than usual

What is the reversibility principle?

Fitness improvements lost if training stops

What is the tedium principle?

Vary methods to avoid boredom & maintain motivation

What is fitness testing?

Regular assessments to monitor progress

Example of fitness test

VO2 max test

What does SMART goals stand for?

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound

Example of a SMART goal

Improve 5k run time by 2 mins in 3 months

What does a training diary record?

Sessions, intensity, and progress

Purpose of a training diary

Tracks improvements and adjusts plans

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