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Chapter 13

Chapter 13. Sprinting and Speed Training. Key Concepts. acceleration phase high velocity phase specificity of speed speed. sprint-assisted training sprint-resisted training start . Review Questions. How can speed be increased?. By increasing the positive force or decreasing

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Chapter 13

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  1. Chapter 13 Sprinting and Speed Training

  2. Key Concepts

  3. acceleration phase • high velocity phase • specificity of speed • speed • sprint-assisted training • sprint-resisted training • start

  4. Review Questions

  5. How can speed be increased? By increasing the positive force or decreasing the negative factors

  6. What is meant by the phrase specificity of speed? Speed is not a general characteristic (i.e., a person may have fast arm movements but slow leg movements).

  7. What four factors influence a muscle’s contraction speed? • The level of actomyosin ATPase activity. FT fibers have greater activity of this enzyme and liberate the stored energy from ATP more effectively. • ST fibers have poorly developed sarcoplasmic reticulum, which may interfere with the rate of calcium release and muscle contraction. • There may be slight differences in the myosin molecule in FT and ST fibers. • There may be differences in the ability of calcium to bind with troponin between FT and ST fibers.

  8. What are the three phases of a sprint event? • The start • The acceleration phase • The high velocity phase

  9. What will help improve performance during the start and rapid acceleration phases? Resistance training will develop the strong flexor and extensor muscles in the lower extremities needed during these phases.

  10. What will help improve performance in the high velocity phase? Increasing the length of the stride and shortening ground contact time

  11. What sports would benefit from sprint-resisted training? • Sprint-resisted training benefits any sport that requires rapid acceleration, repetitive bouts of acceleration, or changes of direction. Sprint-assisted training? • Sprint-assisted training is best for distances greater than 40 meters where it is essential to maintain maximal velocity.

  12. What would be a good strategy for improving sprint swimming? • Practice swimming with slow stroke rates to develop greater distance per stroke. • Improve distance per stroke early in the season. Work on power and efficiency at race speeds in the late season.

  13. Improving sprint bicycling performance should take into consideration what two factors? • The rider • The equipment

  14. What steps can you take to improve sprint speed skating? • Increase the strength of the lower body extensor muscles and plantar flexors • Reduce the moment of inertia caused by the weight of the skates • Improve the technique to reduce air and ice friction • Perfect new starting techniques

  15. Useful Websites

  16. Speed Training www.brianmac.demon.co.uk/speed.htm USA Track and Field www.usatf.org Sprint Training for Developing Athletes www.pnc.com.au/~stevebn/devsp.html The President’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports www.fitness.gov

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