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purpose of periodization

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to promote long-term training and performance imporcement by planning variations in training intensity, and volume

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what is the general adaptation syndrome

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a 3 stage response to stress: alarm, resistance, and exhaustion

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GAS with RT phase 1

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alarm phase: several days or weekd the athlete may experience excessice soreness, stiffness, and a drop in performance

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GAS with RT phase 2

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resistance phase:the body adapts to the stimulus and returns to more normal functioning

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GAS with RT phase 3

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exhaustion phase: if the stress persists for an extended time same symptoms experienced during the alarm phase

6
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macrocylce

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the largest division of a periodization cycle, usually the entire training year

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mesocycles

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2 mesocycles in a macrocycle, each lasting several weeks to several months

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microcylces

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2 microcyles in a cesocycle, usually 1 week focuss on daily and weekly training variation

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order of cycles

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macro, meso, micro

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4 periods of training

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preparatory, first transition, competition, second transition

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preparatory period

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the longest, occurs when there are no competitions. goal: establish a base level of conditioning, low intensities and high volumes

12
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during which period is technique not a high priority

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preparatory

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phases of the preparatory phase

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hypertorphy/endurance
basic strength
strength/power

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which periodation cycle comes during the preparatory phase

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microcylce

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hypertrophy/endurance phase

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occurs during early stages of the preparatory period 1-6 weeks very low intensity with very high volume goal:to increase lean body mass and develop endurance

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sets and reps for hypertrophy/edurance phase

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low intensity high volume
3-6 sets of 10-20 reps
50-75% 1 RM

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basic strength phase

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goal: to increase the strength of the muscles essential to the primary sport movements

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basic strength numbers

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high intensity 80-90% of 1RM and moserate volume

3-5 sets of 4-8 reps

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strength/power phase

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exercises that are very specific to sport

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strength/power numbers

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high intensity 75-95% of 1 RM
low volume
3-5 sets
2-5 reps

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1st transition period

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between prepartoy and competition periods (1 week) low intensity low volume

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competition period

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goal: to peak strength and power through further increases in training intensity and decreases in training volume 1-3 weeks. included peaking and maintenance high intensity, low volume greater than 92% of 1rm and very low volume

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second transition

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between the competition and the next macrocycles preparatory period also known as active rest. 1-4 weeks unstructured, non-sport specific recreational activities low intensity low volumes

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unloading week

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happens in 2nd transition prepare the body for the increased emand of the next phase or period

25
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off season happens with

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prepartory period and mesocycles the athlete may complete 2 or more rotations throught the hypertrophy/edurance and basic strength phase

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preseason happens with

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preparatory period and into the 1st transition period