3B safe practice in sport Flashcards

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Why would you warm up?

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increases body temp, blood flow to muscles, delivering o2 and nutrients, reduces risk of injury, increases muscle elasticity, allows for psychological preparation, allows body to adapt to harsh weather conditions and enhances neural pathways.

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What does RAMP stand for

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raise, activate, mobilize and potentiate

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Explain raise in RAMP

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low intensity activities often aimed at developing movement patterns. It increases body temp, heart rate, blood flow, respiration rate and joint fluid viscosity

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Explain activate in RAMP

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often involves prehab associated exercises to activate key muscle groups eg hips and shoulders via: Glute bridges, overhead squats, rotator cuff exercises

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Explain Mobilise in RAMP

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mobilizes key joints and ranges of motion used in sport through dynamic movements

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Explain potentiate in RAMP

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activities that improve the effectiveness of subsequent performance. Increases intensity and excitation, post activation potentiation, enhances performance and increases strength and power.

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Why would you cool down?

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removed waste products generated during exercise such as lactic acid and limits the effect of DOMS, gradually brings down the heart rate, psychologically calms the performer and allows time to reflect and gather emotions

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What should a cool down consist of?

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5 minutes of low intensity exercise like jogging and 5-10 minutes of static stretching so muscle tension is reduced

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Why is correct clothing important in sport

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Incorrect clothing or footwear can result in injury for the performer or their opponents

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List a few precautions the athlete should do before competing

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Jewelry should be removed, hair tied up and laces tied

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Why would an athlete wear compression clothing

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keep the performer comfortable and help with blood circulation

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What equipment is required in some contact sports

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shin pads, protective eye wear, helmets and a gum shield

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what are some possible hazards around the facilities at BGS

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Complex floor: Dlipoy surface, pools of water after rain, net divider is a trip hazard. Gym: No ventilation, supervision of weights area needed, maintenance of equipment. Astro: Rubbish from lunch, astro should be brushed and treated regularly.

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what are causes of sports injuries

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insufficient warm up and stretching, poor training practices, improper equipment, lack of conditioning, accidents,

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What should be done for an ankle sprain

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PRICE, protection, rest, ice, compression and elevation

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How should cuts and scrapes be treated

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stop the bleeding, clean wound with water, apply antiseptic cream or wipe, cover the wound

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how should a blister be treated

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wash gently with water and apply blister plaster

18
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what are the concussion protocols

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immediately remove from play and seek advice from medical practitioner, no return to play that day, return only after medical clearance.