3.2 The components of fitness, benefits for sport and how fitness is measured and improved Flashcards

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Define cardiovascular fitness

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The ability to exercise the whole body for a long period of time. It is how well the body can supply oxygen to the working muscles and remove carbon dioxide

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Define muscular strength

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The maximum force a muscle or group of muscles can exert

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Define muscular endurance

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The ability to use the same muscle or group of muscles repeatedly without getting tired

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Define flexibility

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The range of movement possible a joint

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Define body composition

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The percentage of the body that is muscle, fat or bone

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Name three sports where cardiovascular fitness is very important

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Marathon running
Long distance cycling
Long distance swimming
Football
Hockey
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Name three sports where muscular endurance is very important

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Long distance cycling
Long distance swimming
Long distance rowing

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Name three sports or moments in a sport where muscular strength is important

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Tackle in rugby
Weight lifting
Holding a handstand in gymnastics

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Name three sports or moments in a sport where flexibility is important

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Performing the splits in gymnastics
Lunging to return the shuttle in badminton
Going over a hurdle in athletics

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Name three sports where a person’s body composition is important

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Endurance running - low body fat, light so less weight to carry
Sumo wrestling - high percentage of body fat
100m sprinter - high levels of muscle to generate high speed

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Define agility

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The ability to change direction quickly and with control

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Define Balance

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Being able to keep the body still at rest (static) or whilst moving (dynamic)

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Define coordination

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The ability to use tow or more body parts together

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Define power

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The ability to undertake strength performance quickly

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Define reaction time

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The time between the presentation of a stimulus and the onset of movement

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Define speed

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The rate at which an individual can perform a movement or cover a distance

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Name three sports or moments in sports where agility is important

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Rugby - running up the pitch with the ball and dodging the defender
Netball - getting away from the defender to receive the ball
Badminton - moving about the court to return the shuttle

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Name three sports or moments in sports where balance is important

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Netball - marking the player who is taking a shot
Basketball - not being pushed over by a defender when you have the ball and they are challenging you for it
Gymnastics - when performing a routine on the beam
Ruby - when being lift in the line out

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Name three sports or moments in sports where coordination is important

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Table tennis - hand eye coordination to be able to hit the ball
Football - foot eye coordination to be able to kick the ball
Trampolining - to be able to perform a skill such as swivel hips effectively

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Name three sports or moments in sports where power is important

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100m sprinting - pushing off blocks at the start of the race
Volleyball - to jump and play a shot
Long jump - when taking off

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Name three sports or moments in sports where reaction time is important

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Tennis - to react to where the ball is being played
Sprinting - to react to the starters gun
Football - goal keeper to react to save the shot at goal

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Name three sports or moments in sports where speed is important

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100m sprint - to complete the race as fast as possible
Hockey - to beat the defender to the ball
Long jump - to have a fat run up

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Name the 2 fitness tests for cardiovascular fitness

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Cooper 12 minute run or swim

Harvard step test

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Name the 2 fitness tests for muscular endurance

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1 minute press up test

1 minute sit up test

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Name the fitness test for flexibility
Sit and reach test
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Name the fitness test for power
Vertical jump
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Name the fitness test for agility
Illinois agility run
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Name the fitness test for muscular strength
Hand grip dynamometer
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Name the fitness test for speed
30m sprint
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What do fitness tests allow?
1. Establish strengths and areas for improvement 2. Monitor progress 3. Give a goal or a target
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What is quantitative data?
Information about quantities, it can be measured. Usually includes numbers such as time or distance
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What is qualitative data?
Information about qualities. Often how a person has felt whilst doing something or feel about something