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    Long-Term Athlete

    DevelopmentWeek 5: Physiology, Paediatric Physiology & Climate stress

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    Revision

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    Revision

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    Aims

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    Aims

    Chronological age Vs Biological age

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    Chronological age Vs Biological age Postnatal Growth: Scammons Curve

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    Aims

    Chronological age Vs Biological age Postnatal Growth: Scammons Curve

    Functional Development

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    Aims

    Chronological age Vs Biological age Postnatal Growth: Scammons Curve

    Functional Development Cardiorespiratory system

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    Aims

    Chronological age Vs Biological age Postnatal Growth: Scammons Curve

    Functional Development Cardiorespiratory system

    Motor Development

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    Aims

    Chronological age Vs Biological age Postnatal Growth: Scammons Curve

    Functional Development Cardiorespiratory system

    Motor Development

    Strength

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    Aims

    Chronological age Vs Biological age Postnatal Growth: Scammons Curve

    Functional Development Cardiorespiratory system

    Motor Development

    Strength

    Aerobic Performance

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    Aims

    Chronological age Vs Biological age Postnatal Growth: Scammons Curve

    Functional Development Cardiorespiratory system

    Motor Development

    Strength

    Aerobic Performance

    Anaerobic Performance

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    Aims

    Chronological age Vs Biological age Postnatal Growth: Scammons Curve

    Functional Development Cardiorespiratory system

    Motor Development

    Strength

    Aerobic Performance

    Anaerobic Performance

    Thermoregulation

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    Chronological age Vs

    Biological age

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    Chronological age Vs

    Biological ageChronological age

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    Chronological age Vs

    Biological ageChronological age All children born on the 19th Oct 2008 will be

    10 years old on the 19th Oct 2018.

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    Chronological age Vs

    Biological ageChronological age All children born on the 19th Oct 2008 will be

    10 years old on the 19th Oct 2018.

    Biological age

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    Chronological age Vs

    Biological ageChronological age All children born on the 19th Oct 2008 will be

    10 years old on the 19th Oct 2018.

    Biological age

    Biological age has its own calendar & only

    celebrates one birthday!

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    Chronological age Vs

    Biological ageChronological age All children born on the 19th Oct 2008 will be

    10 years old on the 19th Oct 2018.

    Biological age

    Biological age has its own calendar & only

    celebrates one birthday!

    Therefore children of the same chronologicalage can differ by several years in their levels of

    biological maturity

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    Biological age

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    Biological age

    Would you train a12 year old thesame way as you

    would train a 17

    year old?

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    Biological age

    Would you train a12 year old thesame way as you

    would train a 17

    year old?

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    Biological age

    Would you train a12 year old thesame way as you

    would train a 17

    year old?

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    Postnatal Growth

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    Postnatal Growth

    Scammons curve of

    systemic growth

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    General curve

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    General curve

    Growth of the body as awhole and the growth of

    most of its parts

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    General curve

    Growth of the body as awhole and the growth of

    most of its parts

    Often sigmoid

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    General curve

    Growth of the body as awhole and the growth of

    most of its parts

    Often sigmoid

    Four phases: Rapid growthin infancy, steady butconstant growth in middle

    childhood, rapid growth in

    adolescents, slow increase

    and eventual cessation

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    General curve

    Growth of the body as awhole and the growth of

    most of its parts

    Often sigmoid

    Four phases: Rapid growthin infancy, steady butconstant growth in middle

    childhood, rapid growth in

    adolescents, slow increase

    and eventual cessation

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    Neural curve

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    Neural curve

    Characterises thegrowth of the brain

    & nervous system

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    Neural curve

    Characterises thegrowth of the brain

    & nervous system

    Tissues alsoexperience rapid

    growth

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    Neural curve

    Characterises thegrowth of the brain

    & nervous system

    Tissues alsoexperience rapid

    growth

    The upper skullfollows this curve

    G i l

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    Genital curve

    G i l

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    Genital curve Characterises the growth of

    the primary and secondarysex characteristics

    G i l

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    Genital curve Characterises the growth of

    the primary and secondarysex characteristics

    Primary includes ovaries,fallopian tubes, uterus, and

    vagina in females and testes,

    seminal vesicles, prostate and

    penis in boys

    G i l

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    Genital curve Characterises the growth of

    the primary and secondarysex characteristics

    Primary includes ovaries,fallopian tubes, uterus, and

    vagina in females and testes,

    seminal vesicles, prostate and

    penis in boys

    Secondary includes breasts infemales, pubic and axillary

    hair in both sexes, and facial

    hair and growth of larynx in

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    Lymphoid curve

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    Lymphoid curve

    Describes the growth of thelymph glands, thymus gland,

    tonsils, appendix, andlymphoid patches of tissue in

    the intestines

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    Lymphoid curve

    Describes the growth of thelymph glands, thymus gland,

    tonsils, appendix, andlymphoid patches of tissue in

    the intestines

    These are generally involvedin the childs immunology

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    Lymphoid curve

    Describes the growth of thelymph glands, thymus gland,

    tonsils, appendix, andlymphoid patches of tissue in

    the intestines

    These are generally involvedin the childs immunology

    Reach maximum at approx11-13 years

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    Any Questions?

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    Functional Development

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    Functional Development

    Cardio-respiratory System

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    Functional Development

    Cardio-respiratory System

    Motor Development

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    Functional Development

    Cardio-respiratory System

    Motor Development Strength and Motor Performance

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    Functional Development

    Cardio-respiratory System

    Motor Development Strength and Motor Performance

    Aerobic Performance

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    Functional Development

    Cardio-respiratory System

    Motor Development Strength and Motor Performance

    Aerobic Performance

    Anaerobic Performance

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    Cardio-respiratory System

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    Cardio-respiratory System

    Changes in heart size

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    Cadio-respiratory System

    Changes in heart size

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    Cadio-respiratory System

    Changes in heart size

    Changes in heart function

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    Cadio-respiratory System

    Changes in heart size

    Changes in heart function

    Stroke volume and cardiac output

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    Cadio-respiratory System

    Changes in heart size

    Changes in heart function

    Stroke volume and cardiac output Blood pressure

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    Cadio-respiratory System

    Changes in heart size

    Changes in heart function

    Stroke volume and cardiac output Blood pressure

    Respiratory changes

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    Respiratory Changes

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    Respiratory Changes

    Development and growth ofthe lungs

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    Respiratory Changes

    Development and growth ofthe lungs

    Respiratory function

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    Respiratory Changes

    Development and growth ofthe lungs

    Respiratory function

    Pulmonary volumes, flows,

    and capacities

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    M t D l t

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    Motor Development

    Closely related to the morphological, physiological,and neuro-muscular characteristics of the child ininfancy and early childhood

    M t D l t

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    Motor Development

    Closely related to the morphological, physiological,and neuro-muscular characteristics of the child ininfancy and early childhood

    The environment in which the child is reared is alsoan important

    M t D l t

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    Motor Development

    Closely related to the morphological, physiological,and neuro-muscular characteristics of the child ininfancy and early childhood

    The environment in which the child is reared is alsoan important

    These environmental experiences interact with thebiological substrate of growth and maturation

    M t D l t

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    Motor Development

    Closely related to the morphological, physiological,and neuro-muscular characteristics of the child ininfancy and early childhood

    The environment in which the child is reared is alsoan important

    These environmental experiences interact with the

    biological substrate of growth and maturation

    Movement behaviours in infancy and early childhoodare also to some extent precursors of subsequent

    motor behaviours

    F d t l t kill

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    Fundamental motor-skills

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    F d t l t kill

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    Fundamental motor-skills

    Early childhood is atime of increasing

    experimentation with avariety of motor skills

    Progression is notalways continuous

    F d t l t kill

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    Fundamental motor-skills

    Early childhood is atime of increasing

    experimentation with avariety of motor skills

    Progression is notalways continuous

    Sex differences aresmall

    F d t l t kill

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    Fundamental motor-skills

    Early childhood is atime of increasing

    experimentation with avariety of motor skills

    Progression is notalways continuous

    Sex differences aresmall

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    Strength

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    Strength

    Early childhood:

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    Strength

    Early childhood:

    Sex differences in average strength aresmall

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    Strength

    Early childhood:

    Sex differences in average strength aresmall

    Middle childhood and adolescence:

    Strength improves linearly with age up

    until 13-14 years in boys

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    Strength

    Early childhood:

    Sex differences in average strength aresmall

    Middle childhood and adolescence:

    Strength improves linearly with age up

    until 13-14 years in boys

    Strength improves linearly in girls

    Aer bic Perf rmance

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    Aerobic Performance

    Aerobic Performance

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    Aerobic Performance

    Hard to asses: Aerobic capacity or Aerobic power?

    Aerobic Performance

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    Aerobic Performance

    Hard to asses: Aerobic capacity or Aerobic power?

    Children aged 7-9 years were studied by Turley andWilmore (1997) and compared to adults; they

    found children had a higher HR, lower SV, lower Q.

    Aerobic Performance

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    Aerobic Performance

    Hard to asses: Aerobic capacity or Aerobic power?

    Children aged 7-9 years were studied by Turley andWilmore (1997) and compared to adults; they

    found children had a higher HR, lower SV, lower Q.

    Ventilatory response

    Aerobic Performance

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    Aerobic Performance

    Hard to asses: Aerobic capacity or Aerobic power?

    Children aged 7-9 years were studied by Turley andWilmore (1997) and compared to adults; they

    found children had a higher HR, lower SV, lower Q.

    Ventilatory response

    Changes in economy of movement

    Turley and Wilmore

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    Turley and Wilmore

    Turley and Wilmore

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    Turley and Wilmore

    Anderson et al 1974

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    Anderson et al, 1974

    Anderson et al 1974

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    Anderson et al, 1974

    Economy of Effort

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    y

    Economy of Effort

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    y

    MacDougall et al 1983

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    MacDougall et al, 1983

    MacDougall et al 1983

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    MacDougall et al, 1983

    Anaerobic Performance

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    Anaerobic Performance

    Anaerobic Performance

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    Anaerobic Performance

    Short Duration

    Anaerobic Performance

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    Anaerobic Performance

    Short Duration

    Intermediate Duration

    Anaerobic Performance

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    Anaerobic Performance

    Short Duration

    Intermediate Duration Long Duration

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    Thermoregulation

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    Thermoregulation

    Thermoregulation

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    Thermoregulation

    Sweating

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