Patrick is jumping rope to train for his next boxing match. He learned the correct way to jump rope when he was a member of his school's wrestling team. Which training principle does this scenario represent?
a. individualization
b. overload
c. recovery
d. transfer

Question

Patrick is jumping rope to train for his next boxing match. He learned the correct way to jump rope when he was a member of his school's wrestling team. Which training principle does this scenario represent?
a. individualization
b. overload
c. recovery
d. transfer

anonymous · Answer

a

anonymous · Answer

I'm pretty sure it's transfer, overload would be going over his limit so no. Recovery would be after and injury or after a hard workout. I guess individualization would refer to doing one sport.

anonymous · Answer

D. Transfer would be the smartest answer

anonymous · Answer

I had this question on my test the answer was A.

anonymous · Answer

I took it Yesterday

anonymous · Answer

D, is correct. thanks man.
I tried 'A' last time and I got it wrong.

anonymous · Answer

Oh ok well i am sorry then.Don't mind me.But you can give me or him a medal.It doesnt matter.@robert.ash2573

anonymous · Answer

I thought that it wasnt individualization because he is using jump rope to help him with boxing; I'm jsut happy he got it right.

anonymous · Answer

yup that is tru