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Resistance; Plyometric; Speed, agility, and speed-endurace development
3 types of program design
Specificty
deman placed on the body dictates the type of adaptation that will occur

an athlete is trained in a specific manner to produce a specific adaptation or training outcome
Overload
workout or training regime of greater intensity than the athlete is accustome too
Progression
Continue producing higher levels of performance
Resistance training
Complex process that required recognition and manipulation of seven progrma design variables.
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Needs Analysis
Required first step when developing a program.

2 step process
Evaluation of sport/activity requirements and characteristics
every sport presents certain unique characteristics that separate it from others
Assessment of the athletes
Training status (age)
Physical Testing and evaluation
Primary resistance traing goal
Exercise Selection
Dependent on:
Exercise type
Movement analysis of Sport
Exercise Technique
Equipment
Training Time
Training Frequency
Affected by training status sport season projected loads exercise types, concurrent training/activities
Exercise Order
Sequence of resistance perfromed in one training session
Power first, multi joint then single joint, large then small muscels
Training load
amount of weight assgned to an exercise set
Mechanical Work
Force x displacement
Volume
Sets x Reps
Volume
Total amount of weight lifted in a training session
Set
Group of repetitions sequentially performed before an athlete stops
Single Set
Untrained individuals usually need this
Multiple set
3+ sets of 10 reps without going to failure
Strength
>85% for 6reps 2-3 sets; 2-5mins rest
Power
80-90% @ 1-2 reps for 3-5 sets; 75-85% @3-5 reps for 3-5 sets;
2-5min rest
Hypertrophy
67-85% 6-12 reps 3-6 sets
30secs - 1.5mins
Muscular endurance
less than 67% 12 reps 2-3 sets
30 secs rest
Rest Periods
Recovery between sets and exercises