Video tutorials for users of the Coaching Toolkit application line
Lesson #9. Study of the effectiveness of the motion cycle technique when planning the training process in kayaking and canoeing
Study of biomechanical criteria of efficiency of the movement cycle for athlete in cyclic sports-based skeletal animation technology.
With regard to the rowing motion cycle analysis is performed on the geometric and dynamic criteria. Implemented a formal approach to the description of "a sense of water" and receiving its numerical indicators.
The cyclical study of the motion-cycle of athlete modeled its biomechanical properties without regard to physiological properties. To carry out this study does advance the creation of an Physiological avatar not required.
This video lesson demonstrates the implementation of technological Unit 8 with optimal planning of the training process.
TECHNOLOGICAL UNITS FOR PLANNING A TRAINING PROCESS
With the optimal planning of the training process based on TRIMP technology, the coach and other specialists of the coaching staff should be able to solve a number of practical problems. The following list of these tasks determines the necessary conditions for the practical implementation of the training process optimal planning based on the physiological avatar technology and the training impulse.
Unit 1. Maintaining an individual physiological profile (IPP) for each athlete of the coaching group (team). The IPP should contain data from standard anthropometry, as well as estimates of the maximum and minimum values of TRIMP (wmin,wmax).
Unit 2. Maintain an individual sports calendar for each athlete in the team, indicating days of competitions as well as “special” days when the competitive or training load cannot be performed or has to be limited (days of illness, injuries, relocations, etc.).
Unit 3. Keeping a journal of physiological observations (JPO) for the team and for each athlete in the format of observation packages of the “Physiological Avatar” technology. The data of the JPO are necessary to create the current collection of the athlete’s PA. Maintenance of the JPO requires a modern laboratory of sports medicine equipped with necessary measuring equipment.
Unit 4. Managing the process of creating and using the PA collection for each athlete in the team. PAs are created in the identification factory on the basis of initial data of the IPP and the JPO. For each team athlete, at least one current PA must be created.
Unit 5. Keeping for each athlete in the team his/her athletic form log. This log records expert
judgments of the athletic form by the results of competitions, or by results of special tests that are similar to the conditions of actual competitions.
Unit 6. Keeping for each athlete in the team his/her training load log. The log records TRIMP
values achieved by the athlete during training exercises with physical exertion, and also during competitions.
Unit 7. Designing optimal current training plans for each athlete in the team. Recalculation of the optimal current training plans for the new current data, i.e. realization of adaptive optimal planning of the training process.
Unit 8. Implementation of current training plans by assigning training load to athletes in accordance with the planned daily value of TRIMP.
● Target athlete selection
● Sport choice
● Selection of the investigated motion style from the author’s propulsion style library
● The process of calculating the performance characteristics of the propulsion cycle
● Analysis and documentation of propulsion cycle performance characteristics
● Comparison of motion performance characteristics for different motion styles
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