RECOVERY
METHODS
LECTURE SESSION
LEARNING
OUTCOMES
• Understand General Adaptation
Syndrome (GAS) and effect on
performance
• Identify various recovery
methods used for sports
performance
• Outline how to build appropriate
recovery methods into the
training program
What Makes A Champion?
No Pain No Gain?
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BROWNLEE
PROGRAM
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TRAINING
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POSITIVE ADAPTATION
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Recovery Training
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MALADAPTATION
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Recovery Training
GENERAL ADAPTATION SYNDROME
Time
Normal Level of
Arousal
ALARM
STAGE
RESISTANCE
STAGE
Selye (1950)
EXHAUSTION
STAGE
GENERAL ADAPTATION SYNDROME
TimeFitness Baseline
TRAINING
STRESS
SUPERCOMPENSATION
Selye (1950)
ADAPTATION
RECOVERY
Process of athletes adapting to the
stress placed on them from training
and competitions.
SLEEP
Increases immune, cognitive, endocrine
and muscular function.
NUTRITION
Refuelling muscle glycogen and enabling
protein synthesis.
MEDITATION
Visualization, breathing techniques and
positive affirmations.
MASSAGE
Relaxation, blood lactate removal and
muscle soreness (Weerapong et al., 2008)
RECOVERY
METHODS
STRETCHING
Restore normal resting length of muscle
(Dawson et al., 2005)
HYDROTHERAPY
Reduce muscle inflammation and
soreness (Halson, 2011)
ACTIVE RECOVERY
Blood lactate removal (Lum et al., 2010)
COMPRESSION
Reduce muscle inflammation and
soreness (Bochmann et al., 2005)
RECOVERY
METHODS
RECOVERY PROGRAM
DESIGN
LEARN HOW TO
BUILD RECOVERY
INTO THE PROGRAM
Warm-up:
• Mobility
• Activation
• Movement Skill
Plyometrics
Functional Hypertrophy
Prehabilitation
Recovery
Power Session
Recovery Unit
Post-workout Nutrition
• Whey Protein
• BCAA's
Hydrotherapy
• Cold Plunge 1 x 3min
Compression Therapy
• Skins Pants
Sleep
• 8 hours (10pm)
90min Game
RPE: 9/10
Recovery Unit
Match
Recovery Session
Active Recovery
• 15-20min on Bike
• Sub Yellow Zone
Self Massage
• 10-15min
Static & Dynamic Stretching
• 15-20min
Hydrotherapy
• Contrast: Hot / Cold
• 3 x 3min / 1min
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RECOVERY WEEKLY PLAN
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RECOVERY MONTHLY PLAN
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SUMMARY
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• Recovery process is multifactorial: it needs to be
treated just as important as training sessions
• Get experience with the different recovery methods
• Understand how to implement recovery methods
into the training program to ensure an athlete
optimally adapts
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Recovery Methods in Sport

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    LEARNING OUTCOMES • Understand GeneralAdaptation Syndrome (GAS) and effect on performance • Identify various recovery methods used for sports performance • Outline how to build appropriate recovery methods into the training program
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    What Makes AChampion?
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    Presentations are communicationtools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more. POSITIVE ADAPTATION Presentations are communication tools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more. Presentations are communication tools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more. Recovery Training
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    Presentations are communicationtools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more. MALADAPTATION Presentations are communication tools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more. Presentations are communication tools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more. Recovery Training
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    GENERAL ADAPTATION SYNDROME Time NormalLevel of Arousal ALARM STAGE RESISTANCE STAGE Selye (1950) EXHAUSTION STAGE
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    GENERAL ADAPTATION SYNDROME TimeFitnessBaseline TRAINING STRESS SUPERCOMPENSATION Selye (1950) ADAPTATION
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    RECOVERY Process of athletesadapting to the stress placed on them from training and competitions.
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    SLEEP Increases immune, cognitive,endocrine and muscular function. NUTRITION Refuelling muscle glycogen and enabling protein synthesis. MEDITATION Visualization, breathing techniques and positive affirmations. MASSAGE Relaxation, blood lactate removal and muscle soreness (Weerapong et al., 2008) RECOVERY METHODS
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    STRETCHING Restore normal restinglength of muscle (Dawson et al., 2005) HYDROTHERAPY Reduce muscle inflammation and soreness (Halson, 2011) ACTIVE RECOVERY Blood lactate removal (Lum et al., 2010) COMPRESSION Reduce muscle inflammation and soreness (Bochmann et al., 2005) RECOVERY METHODS
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    RECOVERY PROGRAM DESIGN LEARN HOWTO BUILD RECOVERY INTO THE PROGRAM
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    Warm-up: • Mobility • Activation •Movement Skill Plyometrics Functional Hypertrophy Prehabilitation Recovery Power Session Recovery Unit Post-workout Nutrition • Whey Protein • BCAA's Hydrotherapy • Cold Plunge 1 x 3min Compression Therapy • Skins Pants Sleep • 8 hours (10pm)
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    90min Game RPE: 9/10 RecoveryUnit Match Recovery Session Active Recovery • 15-20min on Bike • Sub Yellow Zone Self Massage • 10-15min Static & Dynamic Stretching • 15-20min Hydrotherapy • Contrast: Hot / Cold • 3 x 3min / 1min
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    Presentations are communicationtools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more. RECOVERY WEEKLY PLAN Presentations are communication tools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more. Presentations are communication tools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more.
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    Presentations are communicationtools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more. RECOVERY MONTHLY PLAN Presentations are communication tools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more. Presentations are communication tools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more. Wk1 Wk2 Wk3 Wk4 Wk5 Wk6 Wk7 Wk8 Wk9 Wk10 Wk11 Wk12 DELOAD DELOAD DELOAD
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    Presentations are communicationtools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more. SUMMARY Presentations are communication tools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more. Presentations are communication tools that can be demonstrations, lectures, speeches, and more. • Recovery process is multifactorial: it needs to be treated just as important as training sessions • Get experience with the different recovery methods • Understand how to implement recovery methods into the training program to ensure an athlete optimally adapts
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