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प्रश्न
______ is a strategy for varying a training program over time to achieve the desired result.
विकल्प
Training
Progression
Load
Periodisation
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उत्तर
Periodisation is a strategy for varying a training program over time to achieve the desired result.
Explanation:
Periodisation is modifying a training program over time to attain the desired outcome. It involves deliberately planning training intensity, volume, and type modifications to enhance performance while allowing for recovery, which frequently results in peak performance at specified periods, such as during a competition season.
संबंधित प्रश्न
According to the Principle of Progression, the overload should not be ______.
Match the following:
| (I) Macro | 1) Few days workout |
| (II) Meso | 2) Few weeks workout |
| (III) Micro | 3) Few months workout |
| (IV) Warmup | 4) Done prior to intense activity |
For both physical and performance improvements to take place, training should become increasingly ______ and regular.
To increase strength and endurance, a learner needs to add new resistance, time, or ______ to his efforts.
______ and physical adaptations can deteriorate, if training stops.
The ______ principle suggests that minor changes in training regimes yield more consistent gains in sports performances.
Briefly explain the principles of overload in sports training.
In terms of sports training, show how continuity and reversibility are related.
Diagrammatically represent the periodisation cycle Hierarchy and explain the same.
Differentiate between overload, recovery and reversibility as the principle of sports training.
