P.E Activities
1.-Principle of transference
The principle of transference is defined as the influence of previous exercises on learning new skills or performing skills in next activities you are going to do and it may be.
Positive transference.- It means that practice on a activity results in improvements (positive effects) on another activity.
Negative transference.- It means that practice in one activity interferes (negative effects) with the performance of another activity.

Zero or neutral transference.- It happens when the previous activity has no influence on the performance of another activity.

2.-Example of each training principles

Principle of effective charge.- An amateur football player only has to train twice a week while a                                                            proffessional football player has to train every day.

Principle of progression of the load.

Monotonic.- You start running 5 minutes and next week 5 more an so on. After a month you run 20 minutes.

Non monotonic.- You start running 5 minutes and you take a rest of one week. After the rest you start running again run 15 minutes and so on.

Principle of variety.- You go to the gym and one day you use the machine for he legs, an other day for the arms, the next day for abdominals and so on.

Principle of optimal relationship between load and recovery.

Positive supercompensation.- Run for 10 minutes and have a rest of 3 minutes

Negative supercompensation.- Run for 10 minutes and have a rest of 30 seconds

Zero supercompensation.- Run for 10 minutes and have a rest of 8 minutes

Principle of repetition and continuity.- Run for 10 minutes take a rest, run 5 minutes and take a lower rest than the first one and do this several times.

Principle of reverse action principle.- You run 30 minutes every day and you injured the foot, you can't run. You will have to stop and wait until the foot it's okay. After that, you start running again and the first day you will run lees than 30 minutes because you lose the resistance you had or you will run 30 minutes but not at the same rhythm.

Principle of periodization.

Macrocycles.- Run for 2 hours and a half.

Medium cycles.- Run for 1 hour.

Microcycle.- Run for 15 minutes.

Principle of individuality.- A 18 years old person will run for 30 minutes, while a 80 years old person woudn't put up with it and he will run for 1 minute.

Principle of specialization/ multilateralism.-  If you are going to swim you can't play basketball, you should  do an exercise in which you stretch tour back, arms and legs.

Principle of transference.

Positive transference.- Stretch the muscles of the legs helps you for running.

Negative transference.- Strecth the muscles of the arms when oyu are going to run but you can use it for swim.

Zero or neutral transference.- Stretch the muscles of the arms if you are going to run.