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Sports Training                                                                 MODULE-4
                                                                                             Physical Education
                Sports training principles are the guiding forces for coaches or trainers to  and Sports Sciences
                plan effectively training schedule for sportspersons or team. The principles
                of the sports training are- Principle of Balance, Principle of Individualization:
                Principle of Overload, Principle of Recovery, Principle of Reversibility,
                Principle of Specificity, Principle of Transfer, and Principle of Variation.

                The aim of sports training is to train an individual or team to achieve top
                form and perform better in a selected sport competition.

                The ability to perform day to day work without undue fatigue may be termed      Note
                as physical fitness.
                Aerobic exercises are performed for the longer duration of time and with
                the constant supply of oxygen.

                Anaerobic exercises are performed for shorter duration and in the absence
                of oxygen for very short period of time.




                      TERMINAL QUESTIONS



            1) Explain the meaning of sport training and list its principles.

            2) Explain the components of physical fitness.

            3) Differentiate between aerobic and anaerobic exercises.

            4) Explain load and recovery principle in sports.




                      ANSWER TO INTEXT QUESTIONS



            14.1

            1) Sport is a vigorous competitive activity where a player finds his full  of
            satisfaction and achievement.

            2) Individualization Principle concerns adjustments in  training based on
            differences between individual athletes.

            14.2

            1) Flexibility exercises improve range of motion at a joint.

            2) Strength exercises include weight training exercises.


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