Asked by Clairees
5 of 5
Match each training principle to the phrase that best describes its main idea.
(4 points)
Progression
Specificity
Reversibility
Overload
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Progression — Gradually increasing the intensity, duration or frequency of training over time
Specificity — Training adaptations are specific to the muscles, energy systems and movements used (train for the sport/skill)
Reversibility — "Use it or lose it" — fitness gains are lost when training stops
Overload — Working the body harder than normal (greater stress than it's used to) to stimulate improvement
Specificity — Training adaptations are specific to the muscles, energy systems and movements used (train for the sport/skill)
Reversibility — "Use it or lose it" — fitness gains are lost when training stops
Overload — Working the body harder than normal (greater stress than it's used to) to stimulate improvement
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