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How are HIT programs organized?

Based on the physiological needs of the sport (correct)

According to the calendar year

According to the competition schedule

Based on athlete's diet

What is strength periodization primarily based on?

Team strategies

The athlete's previous performance metrics

Physiological needs of the sport (correct)

The time of year

What is the goal of periodization in strength training?

To reach peak performance at a specific time (correct)

To maintain consistent performance

To reduce training intensity

To analyze competition data

Which of the following is NOT relevant to the strength training periodization process?

<p>Athlete's hairstyle</p> Signup and view all the answers

What dictates the timing of reaching peak performance in strength training?

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HIT Programs

HIT (High Intensity Training) programs aren't structured around competition schedules.
Sports strength training is planned by considering the sport's needs during specific training phases and the target date for peak performance.

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Explore the principles of High Intensity Training (HIT) programs and how they differ from traditional sports strength training. This quiz covers the key factors to consider in planning effective training phases to achieve peak performance. Test your knowledge about HIT and its applications in sports science.