Strenght & Resistance Training
Benefits
increase muscle mass
increase bone density
decrease body fat
prevent injury
improve mobility
improve physical function
Objective resistance training
prevention of injuries
optimize performance potential
Periodization in resistance
training
conversion to power/end/speed
- movement/muscle specific
maximal strenght
- strenght developement
hypertrophy
- enlargement of muscle fibers
anatomical adaptation
- the body adapt situation during exercise
Basic terminologies
isotonic contraction
- the muscle shorten
with varying tension
concentric contraction
- tension in the muscle
while shortening
eccentric contraction
- tension in the muscle
while lengthening
agonist
- prime mover
antagonist
- muscle slow down
or stop move
synergist
- when it assists indirectly
in a movement
isometric contraction
- tension in muscle without
changes in lenght
isokinetic contraction
- tension developed by
muscle while shortening
at constant speed.
delay onset muscle soreness(DOMS)
- pain or stiffness after uncommon
intensity
1RM
- max weight lifted in one time
hypertrophy
- increase volume of muscle
atrophy
- decrease in muscle mass
Exercise technique
fundamentals
Handgrips
- pronated, supinated,
alternated, hook grips
Spotter
- assists to protect
athlete from injury
Objective safety principles
in strenght training
recognize possible at risk
situation
teach safe spotting techniques
ensure athletes are correctly
attired
teach athletes to be aware of
safety principles
teach effective skills in a progressive
stage format
set up a save and effective
weightlifting and power training facility
Personal safety
discipline
- insist good behaviour
- do not allow lifters to train alone
- ensure spotters are used correctlywhere required
- teach correct spotting techniques
- limit attempt for beginner
- insist on correct warm up, stretching
Techniques
- teach correct mechanically sound
body position while lifting
- teach correct breathing- teach beginners to
'miss' correctly
- use low resistance when new skills are being learned
- progress resistance steadily
- progress resistance at each individuals own rate
Pre-Preparatory participation
pre-screening
objective/goal
stretching and warm up
familiar with exercise
instruction
good understanding
Biomechanical principle of
strenght training
proper body alignment
not haunched
natural path movement
to contract target muscle
Picking the right
repetition range
power
- repetition:<1-5 reps
- set 3-5
- to increase muscle strenght
and power
- weight 85-100% of 1RM
strength
- repetition: 6-7 reps
- set 2-6
- increase in muscle strengt
and size
- weight 78-83% of 1RM
hypertrophy
- repetititon 8-12 reps
- set 3-6
- to increase muscle mass
and improve strenght
- weight 70-77% of 1RM
muscular endurance
- repetition >13 reps
- set 2-3
- to increase strenght
endurance
Resistance training system
supersets
- involved tw sequentially
performed exercise
compund sets
- involve two different
exercise for the same
muscle group
drop set
- a series of sets of
the same exercise
total body training
- total body routine
training major muscle
each time
circuit training
- a variety of different
moves that are performed
without rest.
split training
- working on specific muscle
each time.
Resistance training program
design variables
training frequency
exercise order
training load and repetition
volume
rest period
Terminology
weight training
- weight lifting, sport performance,
physical appearance
weightlifting
- competitive sport of lifting barbells
- power base
powerlifting
- squat, deadlift, bench press
-strenght base
bodybuilding
- hyperthrophy emphasis
- non strenght, power dependent
strenght training
- strenght developement
resistance training
- overall sciencetifically corrrst term
encompassing all the above
power training
- explosive resistance training/plyometrics
Equipment/Organizational
athlete
- ensure correct footwear
- suitable attire
- teach correct hand care
medical
- first kit available
- ice readily available
- emergency withdrawal, evavuation
procedures established
equipment
- ensure platforms
- ensure lifting surfaces are non slip
- ensure barbells are evenly loaded, use collars
- ensure squat rack, pins in good order
- ensure dics are not lying around on platforms or lifting area.