Health And General Life Care: [Supertraining] Re: Total time of training in one year among the international athletes

[Supertraining] Re: Total time of training in one year among the international athletes

Saturday, 9 February 2008

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Could the more knowledgeable members comment on this topic please??
I'm a bit confused...
How should the volume of an individual athlete vary from year to year?
Does this depend on the sport and/or athlete's age or not? Focusing
only on optimal results and leaving factors such as money,
competitions etc, should the (average) volume increase or decrease?
Does specificity play a role on this (eg., on intense sports like
weightlifting volume should decrease because training should become
more specific with training age...) ??

Chrisostomos Georgiou
Ioannina, Greece

--- In Supertraining@yahoogroups.com, "carruthersjam"
<Carruthersjam@...> wrote:
>
> Additional information that may be pertinent:
>
> Dr Bondarchuk wrote (training diaries):
>
> "The amount of fulfilled training work is one of the main factors in
> the growth of sports results. An analysis of various theoretical and
> practical works shows that the volumes of training loads increases from
> one Olympic cycle to the next. The tables show the volumes of work
> being done by athletes in the first 60-70 years of this century and at
> present. The increasing volume of training loads occurs because of the
> increase in the number of training sessions in the competitive, weekly
> and monthly cycles of the preparatory periods. But it should be
> mentioned here that the volume of training loads being done by athletes
> at present during a single training session has become somewhat lower."
>
> ---------------
>
> Dr Issurin (2007) proposes several plausible explanations for the
increase in the number of competitions and reduction in training volume:
>
> - Increase in the number of competitions in international and
national tournament program……
> - Financial motivation of top athletes
> - The contribution of competitions to training stimuli
> - The reduction in total volume of training workloads also permits
greater intensification.
> - Technological advances in montoring stress/recovery
>
> Jamie Carruthers
> Wakefield, UK
>

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