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4 basic rules of cold weather dress

1. Dress for activity, Prepare for inactivity


2. Dress in layers


3. Select appropriate Materials


4. Think critically about deisgn

Why dress in layers

So that you don't sweat

3 basic choices to stay warm

Eat


Drink


Micro Climates

How we produce heat

Resting Metabolism


Exercise


Shivering

How we lost heat

Conduction


Convection


Radiation


Evaportation

Hypothermia

Heat loss exceeds rate of heat production




Signs: Umbles, Mental Deterioration, Slurred Speech, Shivering




Treatments: remove from cold, dry, hydrate w/ hot drinks, evacuate to hospital (severe)



Frost Bite

non life threatening tissue damage, can be permanent, damage can occur twice




Causes: cold stress, moisture, poor insulation, tight clothing, dehydration




Degrees of Severity:


Frost nip (1st Degree)


Partial Thickness (second degree)


Full thickness (Third degree)

Prime Movers for diagonal glide

Posterior Delt


Anterior Delt


Lats


Abs


Lower Back


Forearms

Prime Movers for Double Pole

Lats


Quads


Forearms


Triceps


Glutes


Delts



Five basic instructional cues for diagonal glide

5 basic instructional cues for double pole

Two training thresholds

Anaerobic (30-60 mins)


Aerobic (1.5-3 hrs)

LTHR (how is it determined)

Rationale for Periodization

To stop overtraining


Peak Performance at specific times

3 cycles of periodization

Macro, Meso, Micro

Training Phases

In season, Post season, Pre season