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After that we have ten to twenty sixty yard sprints. Then go straight into 4 sets of doing an eight exercise workout with forty five pound plates. This is done in rotation with stance and hand fighting. Running this and doing the sprints and plait workout alone would be almost unbearable. Knowing that there are over twenty teammates going through it right beside you helps everyone push just a little bit more.

Intense exercise leads to a higher level of arterial lactate and to a reducing of the pH. So

The MAS (Maximal Aerobic Speed) score which is derived from the completion of the multistage fitness test prior to the commencement of the program is used as the basis. Two weeks of the program are dedicated to the development of aerobic fitness since players who have a high level of aerobic fitness is capable of sustaining high level of performance for extended periods, and they are able to recover faster from intense activities such as short distance sprints than those who does not have high level of aerobic fitness (Gabbett, Kelly, & Pezet, 2007). Continuous training, including running, cycling and rowing performed at low to medium intensity are good exercise to develop the aerobic fitness. One to two times of continuous training a week would be sufficient enough to increase fitness for most players (Gabbett, Kelly, & Pezet,

In the study of, “Specific Intensity for Peaking: Is Race Pace the Best Option?,” thirteen athletes participated in order to prove if race pace was really better than high intensity training. At the beginning of experiment the athletes were tested by running a 10km race. Then thirteen participants, they were divided into two groups: one consisting of HIT and the other RP. “HIT would perform short intervals at about 105 percent VO2 max, while RP would train at longer intervals at a speed of about 90 percent of the VO2 max,” (Alcocer and etc.). Each participants then trained together for twelve weeks of baseline training. Meaning that they ran together to put in the mileage needed in order to start running at high velocity speeds in order to avoid injuries. Then the athletes trained for an addition six weeks under one of the two “peaking” methods. At the end of the training process, each athlete had to run another 10km race. Though both groups did improve their time, it seemed as though the HIT training seem to have a more positive

19th of august Goal: I seek to enhance endurance no later than 30 minutes. I will use interval training training. This training will prevent fatigue, this through regular training with short intervals. Thus enhancing endurance by preventing lactic acid build up. This works by expanding the body's capacity to transport and use oxygen in the skeletal muscle. Therefore regular resistance exercise will gradually lead to more endurance.

Nineteen male trained cyclists were a part of the study in which they had to cycle on an ergometer on five to seven different occasions during a period of three weeks. There were three stages the athletes had to complete, one being an incremental stage which lasted until voluntary exhaustion. Next was a continual maximal steady state test where they performed two to three, 30 minute continuous submaximal work. The last study consisted of seven repetitions of four minute exercise followed by two minutes of passive recovery then another seven reps of four minutes followed by active recovery. All three tests measure the blood lactate concentrations and VO2 max (Greco & Barbosa,

Interval training is especially beneficial because it is over much quicker, and you can naturally burn more calories thanks to the “afterburn effect” where you increase your metabolism and can burn more calories for several hours after training, even in a rested state.

Resistance training until failure was first introduced during World War II as a way to speed up injury rehabilitation of soldiers. (Sampson, 2015, p. 1) Several studies have suggested repeating an exercise to the point where neuromuscular system can no longer produce adequate force to overcome a specific workload. Training to failure acutely causes motor damage but in turn causes increased motor unit recruitment, elevates mechanical stress. (Cardoso De Souza, 2013, p. 2) Metabolic by products (H+, Lactate, Pi, Cr, K+) accumulate inside and outside of the muscle fibers during fatigue. (Folland, 2002, p. 1) Recent studies suggest that metabolic accumulation during high resistance training to failure can have a positive muscle neuromuscular adaptations

The high intensity of anaerobic training needs to be completed in short durations of 2 mins or less, with a small amount of recovery time. In rugby league it refers to anaerobic endurance training, where it is the ability for athletes to perform at a high intensity for as long as possible. This system is very important for defence. Anaerobic training is defined by the method of anaerobic interval. The anaerobic interval can be achieved by doing sprint training, short distance running and maximal intensity running (e.g. 200m sprint, 45 seconds, and repeating for 10 sets). An example of anaerobic training in rugby league is track intervals, the players running over a set distance with a rest period between sets (e.g. 200 metres; 30 sec recovery; 3 sets, 250 metres; 1 min recovery; 2 sets, 350 metres; 2 min recovery; 2 sets). This training method should be done within a 100-400 metre distance, with 6-10 reps. Anaerobic training is very effective by allowing the player to perform at high intensities, even though they are

So what is the best way to manipulate these energy systems for maximum muscle growth? The answer depends partly on your weight lifting plan, but generally speaking, bodybuilders should spend most of their training time using the Lactic Acid Energy System. A significant amount of time should be spent doing heavy weight training with 3 or 4 minutes rest to increase your strength, and the rest of the time (maybe 70 percent of your training) should be done with rest periods of 90 to 150 seconds rest between sets.

This program is a 4 weeks’ program in which week 1 and 2 are the same and week 3 and 4 are the same. The difference between 1-2 and 3-4 is that the number of repetitions is greater in the week 3 and 4 and there is one more set in day three of week 3 and 4. In order to improve muscular endurance, increasing the number of repetitions is essential. Muscular endurance, by definition is “the ability to perform repeatedly with moderate loads for an extended period of time” (Baechle). It is “the ability to extend the period of time before muscular fatigue occur” (Baechle). Therefore, in order to improve muscular endurance, increasing the number of repetitions is

When exercise is undertaken more oxygen is used for the necessary organs, therefore resulting in CO2, once a gas exchange has occurred. When put under stress the body responded by increasing the heart rate, by enlarging the arterioles and venules to allow more oxygenated blood to flow to the necessary muscles and decreasing the size of ones that weren’t as important. In order to keep up with the demand for oxygenated blood, the breathing rate increased drastically. The method was relatively effective for recording the necessary data. However, some modifications had to be made such as: the amount of laps on the stairs. This changed to two laps, as once was believed to not provide enough varying data. The method could have been improved by ensuring that, once completed, the person performing was at or very close to their resting heart and breathing rate before commencing the next exercise as this would be one factor in providing inaccurate results. Another improvement is that, rather than running a certain amount of time (stairs), the person would run for a length of time and then test their heart and breathing rate as some people may not finish, and therefore put their body through enough stress, to provide difference within their

Lactate threshold and the increase of lactic acid in muscles throughout intense exercise has become a major interest for athletes, coaches and clinicians, it is to be noted that lactate is ‘’the product of, not the cause of muscle contraction’’,(Myers, J et al, 1997).Lacate threshold gives a good insight as to how long an individual can endure a particular intensity. Resting value for amount of lactic acid is 1 mmol/liter. Just over a heart rate of 90% of the maximum gives a good estimate of threshold intensity. This 24 year olds maximal heart rate is about 176 bpm, therefore from observing the two graphs we can note that his threshold intensity occurs approximately at 210 watts.(high performance sports conditioning)

The muscular system also improves in the capacity to utilize oxygen and fuel utilization when training. Other responses to training include r utilization of muscle glycogen and blood glucose, greater reliance on fat oxidation, and less lactate production. An increased aerobic enzyme activity and an increased oxidative capacity. This is what allows a more efficient use of energy substrates.

Anaerobic enzymes: Training such as sprinting and weightlifting will affect the enzymes associated with the production of energy. Creative Kinase and phosphofructokinase are two enzymes that will increase as a result of anerobic exercise.