SPORT MEDICINE AND DOPING

THEORY and methodology of training: training Definition; Exercise theory; Training principles: principle, principle of load cycles, the principle of specialization and the principle of proportionality; Exercise theory; Training model; Classification of activity; Classification of sport; Classification of skill; Definition of dependants; Load parameters; Supercompensation (depending on the level of tolerance, according to kind); Progression of cargoes; Volume ratio-load intensity; Volume ratio-load intensity and endurance performance. Volume ratio-load intensity and strength; Load ratio-recovery; Mechanisms of fatigue; The effect of the doms; Overtraining; Evaluation of overtraining; Cardiopulmonary parameters in overtraining; Blood chemical parameters in overtraining; Neuro endogenous parameters in overtraining; Exercise programming; The components of a system of training; Training model; Exercise diary; Recovery techniques (active, psychological energy reserves). • RECOVERY: active recovery and its benefits; The passive recovery; Recovery with stimulation support; The recovery in water; The effects of immersion: respiratory and pulmonary parameters at rest; cardiovascular parameters at rest; metabolic parameters at rest. • FUNCTIONAL ASSESSMENT in TEAM SPORTS: the identification and definition of functional assessment; Stages of adjustment and control of training; The evaluation in sport physical activities; Engine testing; Evaluation team sports; The assessment Instrumentation in team sports; Problems in functional assessment in team sports; The role of Physical Trainer; The evaluation function of the Physiotherapist in the athlete (medical, articular surface features and trim in orthostatic position and osteopathic assessment); Functional evaluation of Physical Trainer in the athlete (natural history, postural assessment, assessing the strength, body composition, assessment of flexibility and joint mobility); Functional assessment tools: protractors, inclinometers, isokinetics, etc; Definition of Range of motion; Predisposing factors in the prevention of accidents; Edipemiologia and methods of accident; In injury management: prevention and recovery; The stability core: prevention and rehabilitation; Field prevention programmes; Reathletisation programs.