Periodization¶
Bompa, T. O., & Haff, G. G. (2009). Periodization: Theory and Methodology of Training.
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Mechanisms¶
- Release Review Ritual
- Structured periodization in athletic training embodies the same logic — high-focus blocks are deliberately bounded by planned transitions into recovery and re-planning, never left to run until something breaks.
This sourceStructures athletic training into planned phases, including transition and recovery between demanding cycles.
- Structured periodization in athletic training embodies the same logic — high-focus blocks are deliberately bounded by planned transitions into recovery and re-planning, never left to run until something breaks.
- Training Plan Adjustment
- Sound training science is built on periodization: planned cycles of load and recovery
This sourceUses periodization to plan variation in training load and recovery across training cycles.
- Sound training science is built on periodization: planned cycles of load and recovery
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