The document discusses training principles for sports, including aerobic and anaerobic exercise methods. It outlines key training principles like overload, frequency, intensity, time, type, specificity, reversibility, and variance. The document also covers common barriers to fitness like lack of time, interest, or confidence and provides tips to overcome these barriers such as finding time for morning workouts, choosing enjoyable activities, and setting realistic goals.

7. TRAINING PRINCIPLES

8. TRAINING
-THE ACTION OF UNDERTAKING A COURSE
OF EXERCISE AND DIET IN PREPARATION
FOR A SPORTING EVENT

9. METHODS OF TRAINING
 Aerobic Exercise
-Steady and not too fast, the heart is able to
supply enough oxygen to the muscles. Aerobic
training improves cardiovascular fitness.
 Anaerobic Exercise
-is performed in short, fast bursts where that
heart cannot supply enough oxygen to the muscles.
Anaerobic training improves the ability of the muscles
to work without enough oxygen when lactic acid is
produced.

10. TRAINING PRINCIPLES/ PRINCIPLES OF
FITNESS
Overload- The process of adding stress in
the form of resistance weights or other
materials.
Frequency- refers to how often you do a
physical activity
Intensity- refers to how hard or intense
you do a physical activity.

11. o Time- refers to how long you do
a physical activity
o Type- refers to the kind of
activity you perform

12.  Specificity- training must be matched to the
needs of the sporting activity to improve
fitness in the body parts the sports uses.
 Reversibility- this is also known as “Use it or
Lose it”. When one stops training, basically
the improvements that he/she acquired
during training will be lost or reversed.

13. Variance- make sure that you have a
variety of workouts to keep your
interest in your training that gives your
body a different challenge.

14. BARRIERS TO FITNESS AND
EXERCISE
 Lack of Time
 Lack of Interest
 Lack of Confidence
 Too tired to work out
 Too lazy to do exercise
 Lack of Physical Strength
 Failed workout programs
 Financial Problems
 Lack of Family Support

15. HOW DO YOU OVERCOME THESE BARRIERS?
 Get up earlier and exercise in the morning at least
twice a week.
 Choose a physical activity that you enjoy.
 Avoid the crowd if you are not at ease with them.
Go solo. You can always exercise alone.
 Find time during the day when you feel energetic.

16.  Set convincing goals that you can achieve.
 Start with simple exercises and basic movements.
 Set a realistic goal and follow it.
 Do exercises at home and use materials available
at home.
 Invite family members for an outdoor activity.