2.1- Skill Aquisition- Transfer

Question 1

Gross motor skills

Answer 1

physical skills that involve the large muscles and different body parts

Question 2

Gross motor ability

Answer 2

Innate characteristics which allow movements to occur such as strength, flexibility, balance and whole-body co-ordination

Question 3

Transfer of learning definition

Answer 3

The gain or loss in the capability to perform 1 task as a result of practicing another

Question 4

Fundamental Movement Patterns

Answer 4

Common and essential movements performed in daily life and are involved in exercise motions within a training session- things with similar FMPs have similar movements

Question 5

Coaching implications of Transfer of Learning

Answer 5

Sessions must be relevant to real sports situations, performers must be exposed to as many transferable skills, identify similarities, emphasise future skill transfer

Question 6

perceptual elements

Answer 6

aspects of a task that deal with the environmental or movement, information that leads to correct performance

Question 7

Positive transfer

Answer 7

mastery of one task aids learning or performing another

Question 8

Negative transfer

Answer 8

When experience hinders learning in a new situation- causes poor habit formation

Question 9

Bilateral transfer

Answer 9

The transfer of learning from one limb to another

Question 10

Proactive transfer

Answer 10

The influence of one skill on a skill yet to be performed

Question 11

Retroactive transfer

Answer 11

The influence of one skill on the learning or performance of a skill that has previously been learned.

Question 12

What is the point of transfer?

Answer 12

To groove & overlearn skills and make them habitual