Abstract
Training indicators as predictors of the sport performance of the race walker Matej Tóth in YTC 2013/2014 to YTC 2015/2016
Highlights
This paper shows the impact of effect of the training indicators to the sport performance of the Olympic and world champion in the men's 50-kilometer race-walk Matej Tóth in year training cycles YTC - year training cycles 2013/2014 to YTC 2015/2016
Reduced volume of the walking and running load was compensated by increased volume of cross-country skiing and the other complementary activities such as stationary bicycle, bicycle, swimming (p0.30), training supplements (p0.40) and by walking in slow pace (STU 109; p
Racewalker tried to compensate the lowered volume by increasing volume of cross-country skiing, training complements and walking in the extensive aerobic tempo which was reflected in the increased number of training units and total load time
Summary
This paper shows the impact of effect of the training indicators to the sport performance of the Olympic and world champion in the men's 50-kilometer race-walk Matej Tóth in year training cycles YTC - year training cycles 2013/2014 to YTC 2015/2016. The reduced volume was compensated by increased volume of the cross-country skiing, training adds and by the walking at an extensive aerobic rate. This fact was reflected in the low number of regression tree factors. The specific periodization YTC showed cumulative effect of rate and aerobic endurance or training units. For period of transformation is characteristic interrupting training with gradual transition to the maximum sport performance in cumulating competition period. These individual components do not exist separately. Process of the walkers qualitative transformation in some time horizon requires reconciliation of the aerobic and anaerobic training
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