Activity Analysis (Chapter 10) Flashcards

1
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Tactical data

A

patterns of play

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2
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Technical data

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technique/performance

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3
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Direct viewing analysis

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the game is viewed and subjective information is gathered

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4
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Digital recording

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the use of digital video cameras, tablets, mobile apps etc that can be filtered and set to summarise a multitude of variables

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5
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Practicality versus accuracy

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to be considered for each method of data collection

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6
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Analysis of movement patterns

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link directly to both fitness components and energy systems, as well as giving information about fatigue-relation factors

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7
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Method of data collection for movement patterns

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easiest to use digital recording to capture movements and analyse later

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8
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Analysis of sills frequencies

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to improve technical and tactical performance, as well as improve the contribution of relevant fitness components

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9
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Analysis of muscle groups

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reveals the major muscles used during the activity

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10
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Importance of analysis of muscle groups

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will influence the fitness tests chosen and specific training activities undertaken

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11
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Analysis of work to rest ratios

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shows which energy system is predominant

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12
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Problems with analysis of work to rest ratio and playing intensities

A

cannot be done live

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13
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Analysis of playing intensities

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can be done subjectively (low, medium, high) or through heart rate data

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14
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Importance of analysis of playing intensities

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used to match training intensities with playing intensities to best develop fitness components and energy systems

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15
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Collection of heart rate

A

individually take heart rate, external heart rate monitor or mobile app

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16
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Relationship between heart rate and intensity

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heart rate increases linearly with intensity until it reaches a maximum

17
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Analysis of heart rate

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inform us of the training zone that we should be working within during training sessions, which in turn ensures that the relevant energy systems and fitness components are being developed

18
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Role of the analysis of heart rate

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provides important information about required fitness levels and allows for designing specific fitness sessions