I am working on an annual plan that quantifies the
training impulses (or training load) for most of the training methods (strength,
specific conditioning using SSG and running-based conditioning) based on the intensity,
volume and density of certain method.
For example, strength training impulse is %1RM *
volume (reps) * frequency. So, if you lift 3x5 (15) with 80% twice a week that
is 24.
I made very similar calculus for special conditioning
(SSG and possession games), but instead of intensity I have assigned ’intensity
factor’. For example, if we play 4v4 for 3sets of 4min with 2min rest, I write
it down as „1x4x4' R:2'“ (1 series of 4 sets of 4 minutes with 2 minutes off).
Then I calculate the ’volume’ as playtime * density, where density is playtime
divided with total time. I multiply this with intensity factor and I can get
load (or training impulse) for each game. We use this to see progressions and
plan for it. And we also put the match data inside so we get overall loads and
trends.
The problem I have at the moment is with assigning the
intensity factors for different methods of running-based conditioning. I have
provided an example workout for each category (with intensity in terms of MAS
and vIE20-10
(I need to test this percentages in practice, but they should work based on
relationship of v30-15IFT with MAS, at least in theory)) .
This is where I need your help. Let me know which
workout is tougher - you can sort them
by numbers, for example:
1. Glycolytic Capacity
2. Glycolytic Power
3. RSA
4. etc, etc
Please note to take into consideration overall
workloads (that’s why I calculate impulse = Intensity X Volume), not only
intensity of the exercise. What will make you the most tired after completion?
Method
|
Example
|
MAS
|
vIE20-10
|
RSA
|
3x7x10+10m
with 20sec rest
|
all-out
|
all-out
|
Glycolytic
Power
|
2x4X20sec
work with 3min rest
|
all-out
|
all-out
|
Glycolytic
Capacity
|
2x4X40sec
work with 60sec rest
|
all-out
(sub.max) |
all-out
(sub.max) |
Intensive
Intermittents
|
15-15sec
(passive rest)
3x10x15''-15'' (5min work; 3 min rest) |
120-130%
|
90-100%
|
Extensive
Intermittents
|
15-15sec
(active rest)
3x12x15''-15'' (6min work; 3 min rest, active recovery) |
95-105%
(work) 50-70% (recovery) |
80-90%
(work) 40-55% (recovery) |
Strides
(Extensive tempo)
|
100m
strides with 50m walk
3x10x100m |
130+%
|
100-105%
|
Intensive
Intervals
|
4x4min
hard, 3min easy jog
|
95-100%
(work) 50-70% (recovery) |
70-80%
(work) 40-55% (recovery) |
Extensive
Intervals
|
8x2min
hard, 1 min easy jog
|
85-90%
(work) 50-70% (recovery) |
65-70%
(work) 40-55% (recovery) |
Looking forward to your answers in the comments.
Thanks in advance.
1)Glycolytic power
ReplyDelete2)RSA
3)Glycolytic capacity
4)Extensive intermittents
5)Intensive intermittents
6)Intensive intervals
7)Extensive intervals
8)Strides
Thanks Alex! I've come up with this:
ReplyDelete1. Glycolytic Capacity
2. Glycolytic Power
3. RSA
4. Intensive Intermittents
5. Intensive Intervals
6. Extensive Intermittents
7. Strides
8. Extensive intervals
I will probably use this sort to figure out weight factors and I will adjust as I go. Time for some trial and error :)