Training Program – Cardio Vascular Endurance

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Training Program – Cardio Vascular Endurance

Dan Vernon


Introduction

Test

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6

Final Test

Conclusion

Dan Vernon


Introduction

We have been asked to plan and carry out a training program to improve an area of ourselves that we feel is needed to be improved e.g. Cardio Vascular Endurance, General Fitness, Ply metrics,  Muscular Strength, Muscular Endurance etc.

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Test

I am going to improve my Cardio Vascular Endurance; the test I will use will be the beep test.

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Beep Tests

A variety of popular fitness tests are generically called "Beep Tests" because an audio tape is used to control timed runs over a measured course, and an audio tone communicates timing information the test subjects (runners).  The tests are run continuously until the subjects can no longer continue or start to miss (arrive late at gates).  The highest running pace and number of repetitions that the runner can accomplish successfully is then the players rating.  The rating is translated, by some biometric wizardry, into an estimate of VO2Max, the amount of Oxygen that the athlete can consume per unit of body mass.

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In the standard Beep Test (also known as the Leger Test), the runner covers a 20 meter interval at steadily increasing pace, with several iterations to be completed at each pace before moving on to the next.   In the Birtwell Test, a 40 meter course is used.  There are also tests for which the running pace varies randomly, in an attempt to more closely match game conditions.   There are also variations that allow some recovery time between running intervals.

I used the Léger Test; we did the test in our sports hall with 20 metre intervals. I managed to get ...

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