2022
DOI: 10.47197/retos.v45i0.90837
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Criteria for identifying and assessing sports training periodization models (Criterios para identificar y evaluar modelos de periodización de entrenamiento deportivo)

Abstract: Periodization is a methodological system that distributes training contents. With the evolution of sports, several periodization models were developed based on Matveev’s classic periodization, Verkhoshansky’s Blocks periodization model, Vorobiev’s Modular, Arosiev and Kalinin`s Pendular, Tschiene`s High Load, Valdivielso’s ATR, Platonov’s Multicyclical, and Bompa’s Priority, among others. The vast majority of models - and even their variations - have made it difficult to classify and select which periodization… Show more

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“…When viewed from a physiological point of view, when doing weight training with the compound set method, movements occur repeatedly in the same muscle group using different exercises. The large number of repetitions and the provision of short rest periods between sets of 30 seconds cause the muscles to work optimally and repeatedly so that the ability of the muscles to perform repeatedly without feeling tired means that they can be trained properly [56]. In addition, the energy used is as much as 70% of the ATP-PC recovery, allowing the body to use energy aerobically.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When viewed from a physiological point of view, when doing weight training with the compound set method, movements occur repeatedly in the same muscle group using different exercises. The large number of repetitions and the provision of short rest periods between sets of 30 seconds cause the muscles to work optimally and repeatedly so that the ability of the muscles to perform repeatedly without feeling tired means that they can be trained properly [56]. In addition, the energy used is as much as 70% of the ATP-PC recovery, allowing the body to use energy aerobically.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Debido a estas necesidades físicas, fisiológicas y bioquímicas de los atletas de karate, el paradigma de la planificación para la preparación física aún no está claro, desde la perspectiva del entrenamiento deportivo. Si bien existen varios modelos de planificación (Martin Dantas et al 2022;Camacho Velázquez et al 2019), no hay uno especial para el karate; por ello, este estudio propone un nuevo método de entrenamiento, llamado método de entrenamiento híbrido complejo (MEHC), cuyas características se basan en el trabajo de fuerza máxima, como componente base (Bompa, 1996;Taber et al 2016) y su transferencia a fuerza explosiva y potencia muscular con optimización del RFD (Stone et al 2004). en su gran mayoría (siempre se trabajan estas dos capacidades con diferentes porcentajes, según la etapa) y, a su vez, el trabajo de resistencia, de velocidad, de capacidad de reacción en un mismo ciclo; por ello, el término híbrido complejo, lo que da un continuum physicum, permitiendo trabajar las capacidades físicas necesarias para un atleta de karate, pero con predominancia de unas sobre otras.…”
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