Periodization in Sports: Theoretical Basis

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1 Periodization in Sports: Theoretical Basis
Adriano Vretaros Strength and Conditioning Coach 2015 São Paulo – BRAZIL

2 Periodization in Sports: Historic and Origins
Greece *** (Egypt and China) Military Training and Sportive Games Flavius Philostratus (AD ) TETRAS (three days training cycle for a day of rest) (Mesquita, 2013)

3 Periodization in Sports: Definition
Periodization: divided in periods (time division planning) Scientific and Systematic Process Both: short and long term planning PERIODIZATION:¨ is a method that uses the cycling of training characteristics (endurance, strength, power, etc) in order to build up particular characteristics desired in an athlete ¨ (Painter, 2009)

4 Periodization in Sports: Concepts
Methodological rules of the organization of the training process Pedagogical Principles of Training Law of continuity, gradualness, dynamic waves of loads, etc Process of morpho-functional expertise Sports Mastery (Verkhoshanski, 2001)

5 Classification of Types of Sports
Pure Strength Sports (Powerlifting, Strongman, etc) Complex Coordination Sports (Artistic Skating, Synchronized Swimming, etc) Strength\Speed Sports (Throwing, Jumps in Track and Field, etc) Target Sports (Archery, Shot with Pistol, etc) Conduction Sports (Riding, Motorcycling, etc) Cyclic Sports (Swimming, Triathlon, Marathon, etc) Sports Games (Soccer, Volleyball, Tennis, Hockey, etc) Combat Sports (Wrestling, Judo, Taekwondo, etc) Sports Combined (Biathlon, Decathlon, etc) ( Adapted from Zakharov, 1992)

6 Periodization in Sports: Evolution
Pre-scientific Conception Scientific Conception: Mechanistic and Technology Scientific Conception: Systemic-ecological (Carravetta, 2012)

7 Types of Periodization in Sports
1) Classical Model 7) Selective Charges 2) Pendulum Model 8) ATR Model 3) Structural Model 9) Periodization Tactic 4) Model Block 10) Reverse Periodization 5) Model Bondarchuck 11) Periodization Undulatory 6) Model Bompa 12) Structural Bells

8 Periodization in Sports: Classic Model
~ Author: Matveev Biological Laws – Olympic Cycle Three periods: Preparatory, Competitive and Transition Undulatory variations Competitive period: PEAKS (Matveev, 1997)

9 Periodization in Sports: Pendulum Model
Restoration of working capacity: It is most effective when it is not passive rest but contrasting activity Sequence Microcycles: Basic and Regulation Pendulum Principle: Rhythmic alternation of contrasting microcycles (Farto, 2002 ; Pereira, 2009)

10 Periodization in Sports: Structural Model
Author: Tschiene Explosive Force Modalities Maintaining a high intensity level Dynamic Loads: Waves – frequent changes and small intense (Alves, 2010)

11 Periodization in Sports: Model Block
Author: Verkhoshanski Sports: strength characteristics Concentrated Loads: unidirectional loads BLOCK A: Special Physical Preparation BLOCK B: Technique – Tactical Preparation BLOCK C: Competition Retarded effect of training (Oliveira, 2007 ; Alves, 2010)

12 Periodization in Sports: Bondarchuck Model
Author: Bondarchuck General Preparation: Deleted – except as a means of recovery Specific Preparation: Transfer to competitive moves Function of the physical form curve of each athlete (Alves, 2010)

13 Periodization in Sports: Bompa Model
Author: Bompa Modalities of Strength, Power, Speed, and Endurance Bioenergetics Specificity Special Character Training Training Model Macro and Microcycles (Bompa & Haff, 2012)

14 Periodization in Sports: Selective Charges
Author: Gomes Initially used in football (Soccer) Speed Capabilities Alternation of capacity each month (Gomes, 2002)

15 Periodization in Sports: ATR Model
Authors: Issurin and Kaverin Variation Verkhoshanski Periods: Accumulation Transformation Realization (Alves, 2010 ; Issurin, 2010)

16 Periodization in Sports: Periodization Tactic
Author: Vitor Frade Methodology training for football (Soccer) Collective Sports Games (Team Sports) Contexts: Technical and Tactical situations Transfer of fractual organization to the training process and game Game Model: ensure complexity (Pivetti, 2012 ; Borges, 2014)

17 Periodization in Sports: Reverse Periodization
Author: (???) Studied in Strength Training\ Weight Training ¨Starting with high-intensity \ low-volume and gradually increasing volume and reducing intensity¨ (Arroyo-Toledo et alii, 2012)

18 Periodization in Sports: Periodization Undulatory
Authors: (???) Nonlinear periodization more flexible Studied in Strength Training Diverse stimuli load Greater number of Peaks Variations: Volume vs Intensity – Fitness Gains (Fleck & Kraemer, 2009)

19 Periodization in Sports: Structural Bells
Author: Forteza Adjustment of the ¨pendulum structure¨ Distinction between general and specific loads Predominance of special loads During the season various macrocycles (Forteza, 2006 ; Pereira, 2009)

20 Analytical Division of Periodization
Macrocycle Mesocycle Microcycle Training Unit

21 Macrocycle Multi-annual Plan Yearly Semiannual (6 months)
04 months or Sub-divisions Periods: Preparatory (G\S) Precompetitive Competitive Transition

22 Mesocycle Monthly Or 2-10 weeks Types: Incorporation Basic Stabilizer
Control Precompetitive Competitive Recuperative

23 Microcycle ~1 week Types: Incorporation Ordinary Shock Precompetitive
Recuperative

24 Training Unit Session: 1) Introductory: a- General Warm-up
b- Specific Warm-up 2) Fundamental: c- Main Goal 3)End: d- Return to Homeostasis e- Recovery

25 Macro-Meso-Microcycles
MACROCYCLE MESOCYCLE micr PP CP T PP CP T PP CP T

26 Principles Master Training
Biological Individuality Adaptation Overload Progressivity Interdependence Volume-Intensity Specificity Concurrency Trainability Continuity

27 Principle of Biological Individuality
+ Genotype Phenotype

28 Principle Adaptation Hans Selye General Adaptations Syndrome
1) Alarm Phase 2) Reaction Phase 3) Resistance Phase 4) Development Phase 5) Exhaustion Phase 6) Supercompensation

29 Principle of Overload Functional changes in the athlete´s body:
1) Acute Adaptation 2) Chronic Adaptation Stimulus: Stressful Load Maintenance Load Recuperative Load

30 Principle of Progressivity
Gradual Application of Loads Respect the Specific Periods of Adaptations 1) Increase of the weekly frequency 2) Increase in the volume and\or intensity 3) Specific exercises increasingly 4) New training methods (Badillo & Ayestarán, 2001)

31 Principle of Interdependence Volume-Intensity
VOLUME (Quantity) INTENSITY (Quality) DENSITY Volume Intensity

32 Principle of Specificity
Sport Particularities: 1) Bioenergetic 2) Morpho-functional 3) Biomechanical 4) Training Methods

33 Principle of Concurrency
Different Capabilities Biomotor Sequential Loads Heterogeneous (Antagonist): Aerobic Training # Strength Training Flexibility Training # Strength Training Aerobic Training # Speed Training Aerobic Training # Speed-endurance Training Aerobic Training # Agility Training Strength Training # Coordination Training and others

34 Principle of Trainability
Elite Athlete (slow) (greater) Young Athlete

35 Principle of Continuity
SESSION 01 02 03 Microcycle 01 02 03 Mesocycle 01 02 03 Macrocycle 01 Macrocycle 02 Macrocycle 03

36 Periodization in Sports: Terminology
(Adapted from Lorenz et alii, 2010) European Terminology Preparation Phase Competitive Season Transition (Active Rest) Traditional American Pre-Season In-Season Off-Season Strength\Power Hypertrophy + Peaking Active Rest

37 Aspects of Athlete Preparation
Physical Preparation Technical Preparation Tactical Preparation Psychological Preparation (Moral e Volitional) Theoretical Preparation (Forteza, 1999)

38 Periodization in Sports: Plateau Theory
Preparatory Period (G\S) Competitive Transition PP(G\S) Competitive Period T

39 Periodization in Sports Theory of Peaks - I
Quantity of Peaks

40 Periodization in Sports: Theory of Peaks - II
Magnitude of the Peaks

41 Adequacy of Periodization Models
Meta-analysis (Dantas et alii, 2011) Model Verkhoshanski Matveev Bompa ATR Forteza IADEQ 2,88 3,44 2,66 1,96 2,25 Concept Good Very Good Regulate Model Verkhoshaski Matveev Bompa ATR Forteza IADEQ 0,57 1,13 0,34 -0,37 -0,07 Concept Moderate Great Small

42 Periodization in Jiu-Jitsu (Domingues & Ferrari, 2011)
(Author??? December January February March April May June July 1 2 3 4 Competit Training Comp A B Main I N T A L TESTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 Step A Step B Step C B 12 weeks 07 04 02 w 06 A1 A2 A3 B1 B2 C 28 days 01 test 27 days 24 days 24 days 28 13d 1 t 42 days

43 Periodization for Female Gymnastics
Periodization Models Types of Exercises (Lacordia et alii, 2006) Fundamental Basic Directed Special Level 01 64,58% 29,16% 6,26% Level 02 50,0% 43,75% Level 03 45,83% 10,42% Level 04 29,17% 25,0% Level 05 22,91% 27,09% Level 06 6,25% 37,50% 56,25%

44 Periodization in Soccer U-15: Distribution of Loads
Traditional Periodization (Alves et alii, 2009) P1 P2 P3 P4 Physical 54% 31% 43% 18% Technique 28% 37% 30% 38% Tactic 32% 27% 44% Total Hours 59,4 45,7 41,6 65,1 Number of Microcycles 7 6 5 9 Mean Hours\ Microcycle 8,5 7,6 8,3 7,3 Session 1,7 1,5

45 Periodization Used in Beach Volleyball Between 1999-2008
Year PERIODIZATION 1999 Matveev 2006a Block 2000 2006b Tschiene 2001 2007a 2002 2007b 2003a 2008a 2003b 2008b 2004 2008c Nonlinear 2005 Tactic 2008d (Adapted from Marques Junior, 2009)

46 Strength Periodization in the First Division Handball - I
Training Units – Preparatory Period – Teams (Adapted from Costa de Freitas, 1999) PP-Teams A B C D E F G H AF RF Monday 1 -- 07 87,5% Tuesday 05 62,5% Wednesday 04 50,0% Thursday Friday Saturday 02 25,0% Total 03 06 --- 3,4+\-1,2

47 Strength Periodization in the First Division Handball - II
Training Units – Competitive Period – Teams (Adapted from Costa de Freitas, 1999) CP - Teams A B C D E F G H AF RF Monday -- 1 06 75,0% Tuesday Wednesday 01 12,5% Thursday Friday 00 0% Saturday Total 02 03 --- 1,8+\-0,9

48 Periodization of Professional Soccer Players - I
Type of Training Session Length Weekly Frequency WF - Variation (Ramos da Silva et alii, 2006) --- T1 - T2 T2 - T3 T1-T2 to T2-T3 Recovery 30 minutes 4 2 -50% Aerobic 60 minutes Specific Soccer +100% Specific Speed 40 minutes Tactical Technique Friendly Match 3 0% Recreative 1

49 Periodization of Professional Soccer Players - II
MONTHS DURATION (minutes) Intensity %HR max Training Sessions January 3287 76,89 February 1829 80,05 March 1062 73,01 April 1761 82,26 May 2575 80,24 June 2100 80,98 July 1680 81,32 August 2175 78,04 September 1425 71,31 October 2085 79,86 November 1955 81,39 Mean 1994+\-586,15 79,40+\-2,62 (Oaks & Simali-Garcia, 2013)

50 Periodization of Professional Soccer Players - III
Five Championships in the Season (Carravetta, 2012) ANNUAL SEASON REGENERATIVE TRAINING PHYSICAL Technical-Tactical Training 1 game per week at 17 weeks 17 training units 85 training units 2 games per week at 25 weeks 50 training units ---- 75 training units TOTAL: 42 weeks Mean of 67 games Total: 67 training units 160 training units

51 Periodization of Professional Soccer Players - IV
(Carravetta, 2012) Three Championships in the Season ANNUAL SEASON REGENERATIVE TRAINING PHYSICAL Technical-Tactical Training 1 game per week at 28 weeks 28 training units 56 training units 112 training units 2 games per week at 14 weeks ---- 70 training units TOTAL: 42 weeks and 56 games Total: 56 training units Total: 182 training units

52 Technical and tactical Weight training exercise Maximal accelerations
Selective Loads Periodization in Basketball (Adapted from Mazon et alii, 2015) Microcycles 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total days of training Number of sessions 12 13 11 Training time (min) 920 960 900 Official games Technical and tactical Strength Weight training exercise Resistance running -- Multi-jumps Jumps with weight Depth jumps Speed Maximal accelerations Flexibility Dynamic stretching (Mazon et alii, 2015)

53 Periodization Block in Taekwondo
Goal of workload Approximate duration per Session (min) Accumulation Week Sessions Transmutation Realization Week Sessions Recovery 15 6 Aerobic resist 30 2 Strength 4 Resist to force 20 1 Power Speed 3 Flexibility Basic technique 60 Specific techniq Combat tactics Combat scenario Free fight Block Periodization (Adapted from Carazo-Vargas et alii, 2015)

54 Reverse Periodization in Swimming
GROUPS Weeks 1-4 Weeks 5-8 Weeks 9-12 Weeks 12-14 Traditional Periodization LIT (5-6x800m) ThT (10-12x 200m) HIT (5x25m) ThT (3x200m) Period General Endurance 30Km\week Specific Endurance 26Km\week Competitive 20Km\week Taper 10Km\week Reverse (6-16x10m) UST (6x20m) Tethered Training 12km\week Ultra-short training 16Km\week 20km\week 10km\week TESTS T T2 T3 T4 T5 (Adapted from Arroyo-Toledo et alii, 2013)

55 Periodization on Aerobic Performance in Rugby
Variable (n=24) ET1 ET2 SIT1 SIT2 Protocol 40-60 min running 30min running x 2-4rep, 20min rest 30s x 8-12rep, 2,5 min rest 30s x rep 1,5 min rest Training Intensity 5x per week 45% VO2peak 65-75%VO2peak (~4mM LT) All out maximal effort All out supra-maximal effort Weekly Training ~8h ~4-8h ~7h Training Session 7 days 21 days 14 days (Ke-tien, 2012)

56 Periodization in Powerlifting
Meso Micro No Ser No Rep ID % 1RM CT (Rep\MHT) Meso 1 4 10 6 3-5 min 65% 240 Meso 2 8 75% 128 Meso 3 2 80% 90% 96 --- Meso 4 1 95% 70% 34 Mean +\- SD 3+\-2 7+\-2 4+\-2 80+\-11 124+\-86 (Adapted from João et alii, 2014)

57 Periodization in Tennis - I
Periodization of Strength (Nonlinear or Undulating) (Kraemer et alii, 2003) Group Periodization Undulating Nonperiodized Monday 4-to 6RM – Training Loads 8-to10RM – Training Loads Wednesday 8-to 10RM – Training Loads 8-to 10 RM – Training Loads Friday 12-to 15RM – Training Loads

58 Periodization in Tennis - II
Statistical Periodization Conditioning Monitoring Parameters: a) training\recovery (11 items) b) performance readiness (24 items) c) game performance (10 items) Using a 5-point scale Fluctuation Factors of Conditioning (training achievement, recovery achievement, sleep, specific training, fatigue, physiological needs, and physical training) (Kinugasa et alii, 2002)

59 Periodization in Baseball (Ebben et alii, 2005)
Survey of the practices of MLB – S&C Coaches 18 of 21 (85,7%) of coaches follow a Periodization Model (Ebben et alii, 2005) Higher-order themes Number of Responses Select raw data representing responses to this question Season\specified cycle length 9 In-season: April-October(6mo). Out-of-season: October-November(1mo). Off-season: November-February(3mo). Pre-season: February-April(2mo) Adaptations\phases 4 Hypertrophy: October-November(6-8wk). Strength: November-December(4wk). Power: December-January(2-3wk) Seasonal with adaptations\phases Base strength\endurance: October-November(3-4wk). Hypertrophy\Strength: November-December(4-6wk). Power: January(4wk). Pre-season: February-March(4-6wk) No answer

60 Periodization in Sports: Problems Solution
(Adapted from Forteza, 2000) Direction of Training Loads Methods

61 Training Session Recovery
PHASES: Recovery (restoration) Restoration (supercompensation) Stabilization (adaptation) Recovery Methods: 1) Synchronic 2) Primary Restitution 3) Secondary Restitution 4) Restitution of overtraining (Gutiérrez & Castillo apud Borin et alii, 2007)

62 Periodization in Sports: Practical Applications
1) Study the characteristics sports modality 2) Analyze the sporting calendar (SEASON) 3) Prioritize competitions 4) Select the model of periodization 5) Adequacy of periodization to your calendar 6) Control the training loads\recovery 7) Control the competitive results 8) If necessary: re-adequacy model of periodization 9) Plan a multi-year periodization

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