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TRAIN
ING P
RINCIP
LES
KEY TRAINING PRINCIPLES
Adaptation
Specificity
Overload
Individuality
Progression
Purpose
Recovery
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ADAPTATION
Over time, athletes learn and become accustomed to the tasks and activities that they must perform in training, as well as to the conditions in which these tasks and activities are executed.
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SPECIFICITY
Particular tasks or activities, performed in particular conditions, lead to particular adaptations that are not necessarily transferrable to other tasks or conditions.
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OVERLOAD
The nature, intensity, duration and frequency of the training tasks or activities must represent an adequate challenge for the athlete and force him or her to produce an effort.
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INDIVIDUALITY
The demands of a task or activity must be adapted to the capabilities of the athletes to induce the desired training or learning effects.
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PROGRESSION
The overload or challenge must be introduced in a progressive and logical fashion over time, from simple to complex, part to whole, and easy to more difficult.
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PURPOSE
A training activity’s desired effect on training or learning must be clear. The purpose determines the best activities, methods, and conditions to use in the practice. Athletes must also have a clear purpose in mind when they perform a task.
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RECOVERY
The body must recover from the fatigue that results from the training activities; otherwise, progression may not occur.
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OVERTRAINING
Overtraining = Poor Planning
Every workout requires a plan prior to the workout!
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GUIDELINES FOR TRAINING ATHLETIC ABILITIES
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F.I.T.T.
F – Frequency
I – Intensity
T – Time
T – Type
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BENEFITS OF GOAL SETTING
Suffer less from anxiety and stressConcentrate better on the taskShow higher levels of self-belief and self-
confidenceShow greater control over the performance
processBe happier with their performance results
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