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HMS, BM EQ-Bank 248

Describe how aerobic and anaerobic training methods can be combined effectively in a basketball training session.  (6 marks)

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Warm-up

  • Begins with continuous aerobic activity for 10 minutes at 60-65% max HR.
  • Uses structured court drills including dribbling, passing and shooting.
  • Gradually increases intensity to prepare cardiovascular and muscular systems.

Main session

  • Alternates between different intensity levels to combine training methods effectively.
  • Example: 4 x 5 minute periods switching between full-court weave drills at aerobic intensity (70-75% max HR) and defensive sliding at anaerobic intensity (85-90% max HR).
  • This pattern mimics game demands of continuous movement with explosive bursts.

Small-sided games (3v3)

  • Integrate both energy systems through 4 x 4 minute competitive games.
  • Include 1-minute active recovery walking between games.
    High intensity naturally occurs through competition and quick transitions.
  • Develops decision-making while training both energy systems simultaneously.

Final round

  • Focuses on anaerobic power through sprint/dribble combinations.
  • Perform 6 x 20 second full-court efforts at maximum intensity.
  • Allow 40 seconds passive recovery between efforts.

Cool-down

  • Returns to aerobic intensity (60% max HR) with free-throw shooting drills.
  • Continue for 5-10 minutes to remove waste products and aid recovery.
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Sample Answer

Warm-up

  • Begins with continuous aerobic activity for 10 minutes at 60-65% max HR.
  • Uses structured court drills including dribbling, passing and shooting.
  • Gradually increases intensity to prepare cardiovascular and muscular systems.

Main session

  • Alternates between different intensity levels to combine training methods effectively.
  • Example: 4 x 5 minute periods switching between full-court weave drills at aerobic intensity (70-75% max HR) and defensive sliding at anaerobic intensity (85-90% max HR).
  • This pattern mimics game demands of continuous movement with explosive bursts.

Small-sided games (3v3)

  • Integrate both energy systems through 4 x 4 minute competitive games.
  • Include 1-minute active recovery walking between games.
    High intensity naturally occurs through competition and quick transitions.
  • Develops decision-making while training both energy systems simultaneously.

Final round

  • Focuses on anaerobic power through sprint/dribble combinations.
  • Perform 6 x 20 second full-court efforts at maximum intensity.
  • Allow 40 seconds passive recovery between efforts.

Cool-down

  • Returns to aerobic intensity (60% max HR) with free-throw shooting drills.
  • Continue for 5-10 minutes to remove waste products and aid recovery.

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