OPTIMIZING THE MUSCULAR TRAINING THROUGH ALTERNATED CONTRACTION<br /> REGYMES AT JUNIOR FEMALE PLAYERS I
Journal Title: CITIUS ALTIUS FORTIUS - JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT - Year 2010, Vol 26, Issue 1
Abstract
The muscular training is amongst the most important factors and, in some cases, indeed the primordial ingredient of the sport training with a view to reaching high performance results, for it influences the manner in which the training is organized throughout the macro-cycle stages. It must be done organically and well balanced for each motrical aptitude solicited by the practice of the performance volleyball. The selection of the muscular groups must be done in accordance with the technical requirements imposed by that sport branch, with the purpose of highly training the muscular groups implied in the specific movements, allowing the techno-tactical actions to be executed at high potential. The physical training of sportsmen implies best establishing the relation in between the physical preparation, techno-tactical training and psychological training. The interdependency of the sport training factors is of major importance, as is the dominant physical training part. The need to continuously grow the specific and predominant motric qualities is one of the conditions of raising the players’ efficiency. The muscular training is accomplished both by separate trainings inside the force room as through training sessions specific to volleyball, by appealing to muscle exercises. It is very important to alternate these training throughout the preparation, in order to obtain the desired effects, while the used means must be in accordance with the game pre-requisites. When it comes to the muscular volleyball training, it is imperative that we consider the following aspects: the game specifics, the game concept, the players’ specificities, the post characteristics, the game evolution tendencies, as well as optimizing the preparation.
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Larisa Vladu
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