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Training Programs
A training program has to be developed to meet the individual
needs of the athlete and take into consideration many factors: gender, age,
strengths, weaknesses, objectives, training facilities etc. As all athletes
have different needs, a single program suitable for all athletes is not
possible.
Example Programs
The following are examples of general Track and Field training programs suitable
for young or inexperienced athletes:
- Sprints - 100 metres, 200
metres, 400 metres and the sprint hurdles
- Endurance - 800 metres, 1500
metres, 5km, 10km, walks and steeplechase
- Throws - shot, discus, hammer
and javelin events
- Jumps - long jump, high jump,
triple jump and the pole vault
The following are example of track and field programs
suitable for experienced athletes:
Track Events
Field Events
Road Running
The following are examples of Road Running training programs
suitable for experienced endurance athletes:
- Marathon - for the
experienced endurance athlete
- Marathon - for the
novice endurance athlete - based on mileage
- Marathon - for the
novice endurance athlete - based on time
Triathlon
The following are examples of Triathlon training programs suitable
for experienced athletes:
Fell Running
Fell running programs are available for the:
Team Sports
Acceleration and speed over a short distance and the endurance to
repeatedly perform these is very important for most team sports e.g. American
Football, Basket Ball, Baseball, Cricket, Field Hockey, Rugby, Soccer etc. The
following are examples of programs to develop these fitness components:
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The World Sports Science Training Workbook
The World Sports Science Training Workbook was launched to fill a crucial gap in the provision of training advice for athletes and sportspeople.
In the book you will find evidence-based advice which is the result of millions of dollars worth of trials conducted by dedicated sports scientists, with comprehensive, science-based workouts designed for your sport or event. Both coaches and athletes will find practical, relevant advice here.
Select this link for more information on "The World Sports Science Training Workbook". |
Associated Pages
The following Sports Coach pages should be read in conjunction with this page:
Associated Books
The following books provide more information related to this topic:
- Advanced Studies in Physical Education and Sport, P Beashel et al., ISBN 0 17 4482345
- Physical Education and the Study of Sport, B. Davis et al., ISBN 0 7234 31752
- Essentials of Exercise Physiology, W.D. McArdle et al., ISBN 0 683 30507 7
- Physical Education and Sport Studies, D. Roscoe et al., ISBN 1 901424 20 0
- The World of Sport Examined, P. Beashel et al., ISBN 0 17 438719 9
- Advanced PE for Edexcel, F. Galligan et al., ISBN 0 435 50643 9
- Examining Physical Education, K. Bizley, ISBN 0 435 50660 9
- Sport and PE, K Wesson et al., ISBN 0 340 683821
- PE for you, J. Honeybourne, ISBN 0 7487 3277 2
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