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● How work gets done ● Science of energy systems and fatigue ● Demands of rugby matchplay ● Practical considerations in ESD ● Effective methods of ESD ● Putting the pieces together
Outline
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● Everything we do requires the transfer of energy
● ATP is our universal energy currency ● ATP ➡ ADP + Pi + work + H+ ● More power = more work = more ATP ● We have finite stores of ATP ● Energy systems continually replenish stores
Work
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Work
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Work
● Any production in force must be accompanied by a concomitant increase in metabolic output
● Force without fuel is useless ● We maximise ESD when we:
●⬆ ATP supply and/or ⬇ ATP demand● Fatigue occurs when ATP demand > supply
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Fatigue● Two theories: central vs peripheral ● Peripheral: substrate depletion & by product
accumulation ● Central: exercise begins and ends with the brai ● Brain is the central governor but reflects
physiological state ● You cannot replace physiology with “toughness” ● Physiology first, psychology second ● Physiology is your potential, psychology taps into your potential
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Central fatigue● The brain creates fatigue to prevent bodily harm and
catastrophic ATP depletion ● The brain uses internal and external feedback to
make predictions about the damage it can sustain ● Internal stimuli: lactate, H+, Pi, CK, O2, CO2,
electrolytes, substrate depletion, temperature ● External stimulation: feedback, pacing, emotional
state, psychological drive, desensitisation to feedback ● Fatigue (hazard) = RPE * time remaining ● Minimise RPE (more aerobic?) ● Additional info: higher % of VO2 narrows attentional
focus. More aerobic, better skill execution?
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● Alactic- 2-10ish seconds capacity ● Glycolytic- 10-60ish seconds capacity ● Aerobic hours of capacity ● Power: Alactic ➡ glycolytic ➡ aerobic ● Sustainability: Aerobic ➡ glycolytic ➡ alactic ● Fuels:
● Alactic- creatine phosphate ● Glyoclytic- glycogen and blood glucose ● Aerobic- fat, carbohydrate, lactate
Energy systems
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● All 3 are always active ● Energy contribution varies according to
intensity and duration of activity ● Inverse relationship between power and
capacity within system use ● Peak power:
● Alactic- 6s ● Glycolytic- 30s ● Aerobic- 60s
Energy systems
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● Anaerobic energy systems: ● Highly inefficient ● Very powerful and unsustainable ● No oxygen delivery required ● Production of inhibitory byproducts
● Aerobic energy systems: ● Highly efficient ● Low power but high sustainability ● Oxygen delivery required ● No production of inhibitory byproducts
Energy systems
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● Maximal or explosive efforts: sprinting, jumping, kicking, tackling etc.
● Fuelled by PCr hydrolysis ● Low trainability, high heredity
The alactic system
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● Sustained high intensity bouts ● Activated by oxygen unavailability,
fuelled by incomplete breakdown of carbohydrate
● Fuelled by anaerobic glycolysis ● Low trainability, high heredity, training sucks
The glycolytic system
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● Sustained sub LT intensity bouts ● Fuels resynthesis of other 2 systems via
complete breakdown of carbohydrate and fat
● Limited by LOTS of factors ● Low heredity, very high trainability
The aerobic system
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● Energy systems switch on sequentially ● Work is physiologically limited ● Lactic acid is the bad guy
The broken model
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● “The ball is in play 30-40s, out for 30-40s ” ● Unfit players produce lots of lactate- let’s learn
to tolerate lactate ● The game doesn’t last long enough to utilise
the aerobic system ● The aerobic system makes you slow, small and
weak
Outcome: tons of glycolytic work, work till you feel sick, repeat, shy away from aerobic work
The broken model
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● Watch the player not the ball ● The best players produce least lactate- this is a
clue ● Everything is more aerobic than we thought:
● Even a 200m race is 30% aerobic ● We are predominantly aerobic after 15-30s ● Aerobic development can running speed from 2
secs to 4 mins within 2.5% ● We aren’t training for one 30s/30s passage of play!
The updated model
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● Aerobic system enhances alactic functioning ● Glycolytic functioning detracts from aerobic and
alactic functioning ● Intervals become progressively more aerobic with
each successive interval ● Decline in work is smaller than decline in anaerobic
energy production (the aerobic system takes up the slack)
● Aerobic development is the strongest predictor of PCr resynthesis and repeat sprint average power output
● The most aerobic athletes maintain power the best ● The most glycolytic athletes maintain power the least
The updated model
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● Ball in play: out of play approx 30-40s:30-40s ● Approx 70% walk/jog ● Approx 20% running ● Approx 10% high speed running ● Average high intensity effort is 2-4s every 90s ● Approx 10 maximal sprints per match ● Generally speaking:
● Backs sprint longer and less frequently ● Forwards sprint shorter and more often ● Elite athletes have higher variability
Rugby demands
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● Game demands begin alactic and aerobic, glycolytic contribution progressively rises
● Fatigue occurs due to: ● Inability to resynthesise PCr via aerobic system
(slack) ● Inappropriate expenditure of anaerobic energy ● Insufficient CNS tolerance of fatigue ● Depletion of anaerobic substrate etc.
● The better prepared the alactic and aerobic systems, the longer the decision to fatigue can be delayed
A rugby thought experiment…
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“Increase the intensity, sustainability and frequency of high intensity efforts”
Mladen Jovanovic
ESD objectives
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ESD objectives: alactic-aerobic model
● Intensity = alactic system ● Frequency, sustainability = aerobic system ● The glycolytic system is neither, and detracts from
the other 2, has extremely limited trainability, plus interrupts the high-low training schedule
● All glycolytic development comes from rugby training and matches
● Energy supply: maximise alactic and aerobic power and capacity
● Energy utilisation: use rugby training and matches to minimise effective energy demand and desensitise CNS to sensations of fatigue
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Key aerobic concepts
1. Lactate threshold: •Highest intensity of predominantly aerobic energy production
•Push the intensity higher and work is unsustainable
•Strong predictor of endurance and repeat sprint performance
•Highly trainable (more so than VO2max)
2.Anaerobic capacity: •The total amount of work that may be performed above LT
•Greater % of LT = shorter duration of work
•Smaller % of LT = longer duration of work
•Trainable but still finite
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Oxygen debt
•Work undertaken by aerobic system to pay the debt of anaerobic work
•Greater depletion of anaerobic capacity = bigger debt
•Higher % of LT = more time required to repay debt
•Smaller depletion of anaerobic capacity = smaller debt
•Lower % of LT = less time required to repay debt
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Oxygen debt
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Abstract financial example
Have a bigger overdraft
• You can spend beyond your means for longer
• You still have to pay your debts back
• Your ability to pay the debt doesn’t improve
• Your ability to spend in the future isn’t improved
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Make more money
• Less likely to get into debt in the first place
• You can pay your debts much faster
• You can spend bigger
• You can spend sooner
Abstract financial example
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Practical example
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Funnel periodisation
● GPP ● Power ● Capacity ● Realisation
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Alactic development
• Prep: sub maximal efforts, technique, work capacity, anatomical adaptation
• Power: sprints, jumps, throws, wrestle
• Power: approx 6s, full rest periods
• Capacity: repeated sprints, jumps, throws, wrestle
• Capacity: approx 10-15s, full rest periods
• Realisation: play the game
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Aerobic development
• Components within the aerobic engine • Longer term, lower intensity adaptations first, higher
general training • Shorter term, higher intensity, specific adaptations
later, higher specific training • Adaptations: eccentric + concentric cardiac
development, mitochondrial development (fibre + sarcoplasm), enzyme content, slow fibre hypertrophy and capillarisation
• Activity ➡ environment ➡ signalling ➡ adaptation ➡ performance
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Aerobic development
• What is the adaptation I want?
• What is the physiological environment that triggers the adaptation?
• What exercise conditions trigger that physiological environment?
• How do I maintain these conditions within a session?
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Eccentric cardiac hypertrophy
• Maximum diastole
• 130-150bpm (less for seated, less for older)
• Central adaptation: steady state activity
• 90+ mins per week, can be up to 14 sessions
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Slow fibre hypertrophy
• Hypoxia, no lockout, constant tension
• Sub LT HRs
• 40s work: 40s rest
• Peripheral adaptation: squats, single leg squats, leg presses
• 5 to 15 sets per session, 1 exercise
• 1 to 3 sessions per week
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Mitochondrial density (fibre)
• High force, low speed, continuous activity
• Moderate lactate production, HR < LT
• 10-20 minutes for 1-2 sets
• Peripheral adaptation: step ups, lunges, sled pushes, heavy bike
• 1 to 3 sessions per week
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Mitochondrial density (sarcoplasm)
• High force, high speed, interval activity
• Moderate lactate production, HR < LT
• 5s maximal activity, 55s rest or HR ➡ 130
• Peripheral adaptation: Hills, jumps, heavy bike, sled pushes
• 20-50 reps per session
• 1 to 3 sessions per week
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Enzyme content
• Maximal oxygen uptake
• LT +/- 10 beats per minute
• Peripheral adaptation: continuous or interval activity, LB dominant
• 20 minutes or more per session
• 1 to 2 sessions per week
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Concentric cardiac hypertrophy
• Maximum contractility
• High lactate but creates aerobic adaptation
• High vascular resistance or circa max HR
• 4*4*4
• Central adaptation: whole body, high resistance work
• 1 to 2 sessions per week
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Realisation work
• Highly game specific- game or game variations only
• Self discovery environment- learn to use what you have
• Manipulate feedback to increase fatigue
• Practice for average scenario and worst case scenario
• Consider the use of impossible tasks
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Phase 1- preparation and work capacity
• Low days: Eccentric cardiac hypertrophy: any modality at developmental load
• High days: Slow fibre hypertrophy- squat, RFESS, leg press
• 1-2 sessions of each per week
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Phase 2- lower intensity adaptation
• Low days: Eccentric cardiac hypertrophy: any modality at developmental load
• High day 1: HICT- sled, bike, lunge, step up• High day 2: HRIs- sled, bike, stairs, hills
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Phase 3- high intensity adaptation
• Low days: Eccentric cardiac hypertrophy: any modality at retention load
• High day 1: LT- running, small sided games, drills• High day 2: Concentric cardiac hypertrophy- whole
body, high load, high fatigue
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Phase 4- realisation of adaptation
• Low days: Eccentric cardiac hypertrophy: any modality at retention load
• High days: Rugby, rugby, rugby!
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Simple version
Quality Work Rest Intensity Reps per series Series Rest between series
Aerobic power 30-150s 0.5-1:1 VO2max 10-15 NA NA
Aerobic capacity 60-360s 0.5-1:1 Circa VO2max 4-16 NA NA
Glycolytic power 30-60s 1:4-5 Circa max 4-6 2-4 5-10 minutes
Glycolytic capacity 60-90s 1:3 Circa max 8-12 1-3 5-10 minutes
Alactic power 7-15s 1:>10 Max 5-8 2-5 5-10 minutes
Alactic capacity 10-20s Game
specific Max 10-12 NA NA
*Larger muscle mass = shorter reps, longer rest
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Simple version
• Phase 1: Aerobic capacity, aerobic power• Phase 2: Aerobic power, alactic power• Phase 3: Glycolytic power, alactic capacity• Phase 4: Alactic capacity, glycolytic capacity
*Base aerobic work maintained throughout preparation
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Another simple version: tempo
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Questions?