The form peak is natural and very wishful
result of several months of hard work and correctly planned training program.
There are few factors that can have negative influence to form peak. Coaches
responsibility is to be aware of that factors and to be able to control them,
which will eliminate obstacles and increase form peak reaching.
Competition organizing
Before taking part on the competition coach and
sportsmen expect normal, standard conditions. It can often happen that sportsmen idealizes everything inside of his
head and expect perfect circumstances. So every unpredicted change in
conditions that the sportsmen survives may lead to his worser peak reaching and
performance. Natural factors, like
strong wind or rain, may hinder athletes that didn’t get used to it. Very strong wind can also
be fatal in soccer, due to ball direction changes. Strong rain can also affect
soccer player’s ball control, headers, tackles, shots… Fog is also dangerous,
especially for goalkeepers.
Snow
and terrain quality are also
very important factors. If it is snowing, it is better if the snow is dry then
wet, and if the surface is not covered with ice and heavy ground, unless if the
stadium has underground heat, like on many stadiums all over England . Extreme temperature, climax and altitude will also have influence.
Response to these changes in modeled training
that should be prepared, and athletes should be trained under that type of
circumstances that cannot drastically influent on form peak reaching. Schedule
changes, referees and crowd can also have strong influent on the competition
result. Taking part on competitions
that are very similar with main competition is the precondition to peak form
reaching if the conditions are significantly differentiated than circumstances
that they got used to.
Sportsmen conditions
Coach can monitor, and he can also have control
over sportsmen only during training. Though coaches ability to positively
influent to athletes training, when the athlete is not under his leadership or
when is alone, it is not unusual to discover behaviour and life style that are
not according to sport morale standards. Negative
behaviours influent on work capacity, and on peak reaching. These things, like
insufficient sleep, alcohol consuming, smoking and weak nutrition decrease
recovery speed, and consequently training condition. Similar, social
non-pleasure with family, coach, friends, school or work negatively reflects on
athletes behaviour during training and competition, which results with unproper
performances. In sports that demand particular risk or strong
initiation, fear of competition or injuries decrease self-control and lead to
inferiority complex. Coach should then overlook sportsmen and gather info from
close cooperators to do everything possible and correct that attitude and
behaviour.
Training and coaches
Training
programs that are not planned properly, with too much intensity, fast intensity
increase or with too much competitions, are not only stressful, but influent
very negatively to form peak reaching. It is more emphasized when competitive phase is long. Under these
circumstances is almost impossible to keep the first zone and to adjust the
form correctly, which is usually the end of phase. Need to change work with
regeneration negligence not only can decrease possibility to reach peak, but it
leads to injuries as well. If athlete is constantly exposed to too
big number of these stress factors, probability to come in overtrainness is
increased.
On athlete performance can also influent coaches knowledge, behavior and appearance,
so as his possibility to overrule his own emotions and frustrations. Faith missing in coaches abilities and
knowledge, especially if present during main competition, negatively
influents on sportsmen performance and reaching competitive peak. Solution for these problems is simple:
further personal education and selfcontrol promotion; if the coach works on
himself, results will come one day for sure, it is just important that faith
and selfworking never become lost dimensions.
"Periodization, theory and methodology of training", Tudor Bompa
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