Change OfDirection And Agility Flashcards

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What is the definition of agility?

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‘A rapid and accurate whole-body movement with change of velocity, direction or movement pattern in response to a stimulus.’

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Define change of direction in the context of agility.

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A reorientation and change in the path of travel of the whole-body centre of mass towards a new intended direction.

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What is deceleration?

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The action of reducing horizontal momentum (negative acceleration) during a locomotor task across a series of foot contacts.

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Fill in the blank: Deceleration is the ability to proficiently reduce whole body momentum, within the constraints, and in accordance with the specific objectives of the task (i.e. _______).

A

braking force control

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What does deceleration involve in terms of braking?

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Skilfully attenuating and distributing the forces associated with braking.

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What are the four distinct phases of change of direction?

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Entry, Deceleration, Turn, Reacceleration

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What dictates change of direction performance?

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Efficiency in all stages

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What is the aim of change of direction performance?

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To reach the ‘target’ as quickly as possible

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True or False: Variance in tasks performed is irrelevant to change of direction.

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False

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10
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Fill in the blank: Key positions linked to _______ movement.

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[well executed]

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