activity analysis (SAC 4) Flashcards

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Purpose of activity analysis

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  • gather sport specific physiological data to form the basis of a more effective and specific training program
  • To determine relevant energy systems
  • To determine relevant fitness components
  • To determine muscle groups utilised within the sport
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Direct Observation: definition

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  • coaches and trainers observe activities and then making decisions about the game based on what they see
  • (such as muscle groups and movement utilised, tactics and team plays)
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Direct Observation: advantages

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  • implement immediate change in required
  • highly practical in any setting
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Direct Observation: disadvantages

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  • memory limitations due to long period observing
  • highly subjective data collection method
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skill frequencies: definition

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  • statistical recording
  • how often a skill is performed
  • (such as how many shots you make in a game)
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skill frequencies: advantages

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  • more reliable data
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skill frequencies: disadvantages

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  • not always accurate on full the skills of the player
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movement patterns: definition

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  • intensity zones, Work:Rest ratios etc - (gives indication on the intensity of the activity/how hard you are working)
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movement patterns: advantages

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  • easier for determining fitness testing that is necessary
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movement patterns: disadvantages

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  • difficult to plot movement patterns directly, so digital recording must be used
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Wearable technologies: definition

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– HR monitors, GPS etc

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Wearable technologies: advantages

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  • ability to store and archive data, can be used in the field
  • record multiple at once
  • identify fatigue through decreased performance
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Wearable technologies: disadvantages

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  • expensive
  • slight discomfort to wear
  • technical operators required
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Digital Recording: definition

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  • mobile apps, video etc
  • recording a match or training session on a camera or through a activity app
  • allows coaches and trainers to watch back the footage/data when needed
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Digital Recording: advantages

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  • ability to share and archive footage
  • ability to replay at any time and share
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Digital Recording: disadvantages

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  • equipment operators required
  • difficult covering sports that cover large areas
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lab v field

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  • lab testing is more accurate, due to being in a utilised and controlled environment (lab hooked up to machines)
  • field (gym, outside, pool)