Components Of Fitness Flashcards

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What is the definition of cardiovascular fitness

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The ability to exercise the entire body for long periods of time without tiring

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What activities his cardiovascular fitness required in

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Mainly Aerobic
To last a long time
Involving prolonged additional oxygen delivery

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Cardiovascular fitness is used by performers who need to

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Maintain quality of performance of a long time for example game players
work the body for a long time without tiring for example long distance

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Cardiovascular fitness is an important Component of fitness for rugby players
explain why they need high levels of cardiovascular fitness to perform well in sport

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Rugby players need to play for 80 minutes without tiring if they are to maintain the quality of their performance throughout the game

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Definition of muscular endurance

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The ability to use voluntary muscles any time without tiring

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Definition of flexibility

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The range of movements possible at a joint

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7
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Define reaction time

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Time it takes to respond to stimulus

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Define power

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The ability to do strength performance quickly in order to have power you must have strength times speed

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Define speed

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The amount of time it takes to perform a particular action or cover a particular distance

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Define agility

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The ability to change the position of the body quickly while maintaining control of the movement

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Define balance

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The ability to retain the body’s centre of mass above the base of support

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12
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Define coordination

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The ability to use two are more body parts together

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13
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Define body composition

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The relative ratio of fat mass to fat-free mass in the body

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14
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Define strength

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The amount of force a muscle can exert against resistance

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Muscular endurance is required when activities are

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Mainly aerobic
last a long time
require repeated use of the same muscle

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Muscular endurance is used by the performers who need

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Prolonged additional oxygen delivery to working muscles

to repeat muscle contractions over a long period of time without tiring

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17
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Explain the term muscular endurance using an example of how the rower who rows 3 times a week at least 3 km every session would use muscular endurance in his training sessions

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Muscular endurance is the ability to use voluntary muscles many times without getting tired
the rower will use the muscular endurance in his arms to allow him to keep working his arm muscles as he rows allowing him to complete the 3 km without needing to stop and rest

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The importance of flexibility is

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It increases the range of movement at the joint allowing the performer to reach further
Helps prevent injury

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How is flexibility good for netball Player

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Good flexibility allows the netball player to stretch further so she can intercept the ball

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How is flexibility good For football player

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Good flexibility prevents injury to the footballer when overstretching because the Joint can move further before damage occurs

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21
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Explain why high levels of flexibility is needed to perform well in basketball

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Flexibility will help a basketball player increase their range of movement at the shoulder joint allowing them to stretch further for example For a rebound if the basket has missed

22
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Identify things that can be a stimulus in sporting activities

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A ball 
A starting pistol 
a whistle 
an opponent 
an error 
a dangerous situation
23
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Fast reactions are useful and events where quick decisions about movements are needed for example

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To get a good start

to adapt quickly to rapid changes in play

24
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Why would a rugby player need a quick reaction time

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To change direction quickly due to a deflected ball

25
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Why would Badminton player need a quick reaction time

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To decide to play a different shot after their opponent has miss hit they’re shot

26
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Why would a goalkeeper need a good reaction time

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To dive to a sudden shot on goal

27
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Why would a gymnast need a quick reaction time

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To make a sudden adjustment to an error

28
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Why would 100 m sprinter need a quick reaction time

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They respond to the pistol as quick as possible so they get the best start therefore the sprinters are more likely to finish quicker

29
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Explain the importance of reaction time to tennis player

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The player may need good reaction time as the ball from the opponent may collect the top of the net meaning that the original flight of the ball is deflected therefore the player will need to make a fast decision to change their direction so they can get to the ball in time before it hits the floor

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How do you work out power

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Speed times strength

31
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How would a gymnast his power

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A gymnast has used power to get height so they have the time to perform the move well and score points for technique

32
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When and where is speed useful

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Where events are won by the quickest time
events where power is needed
to gain an advantage over opponent for example beating them to a loose ball in football

33
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Who and how would need speed

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Hundred meter sprinter to beat the opponents and get a faster time
marathon runner to a sprint at the finish line
jump in the run-up to jump further
javelin thrower having a fast arm to increase doing distance

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Explain why speed is important in a table tennis match

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The player uses the speed to move their arms quickly
if their arm moves quickly they can put more pace on the ball
making the shot harder for their opponent to return
and so they are more likely to win the point

35
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Agility is very important to all gameplayers weather is a direct interaction between teams
list some examples

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Rugby
Netball
Football

36
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Agility is also important in racket sports

list some

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Badminton
Squash
Tennis

37
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Why do badminton players need agility

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To change direction quickly with control depending on where the shuttlecock has been played

38
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How does the basketball player use agility in their sport

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The player will sidestep to change direction quickly with control to avoid being tackled when dribbling down the court

39
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Why might agility be useful to a performer batting in cricket just after they have played a good shot

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They would be able to turn quickly at the end of the run so that they can get a second run thereby reducing the chance of being run out between wicket as they have spent less time turning

40
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Define static balance

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There is no movement and the performer needs to hold the position still

41
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Define dynamic balance

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Balance while moving in an activity

42
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Give an example why static balance would be useful and for who

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It is important to a gymnast so she does not fall a wobble and lose points for the quality of her movement

43
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Give an example I dynamic balance is useful and for who

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Important for a hammer thrower so he maintains balance while turning and does not step out of the area causing a foul throw

44
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Coordination needs to be controlled so the end result is

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Efficient
Smooth
Effective

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How would a football player use coordination to take a shot on goal

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The player will use foot And eye coordination so that the foot accurately make contact with the ball this will enable them to execute the technique correctly making good contact and increasing the accuracy of the shot on goal

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Describe the difference between how coordination is used by a golfer taking a putt and a swimmer during 100 meter butterfly race

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A golfer would have hand and I coordination to allow them to accurately hit the ball into the hole
Swimmer the movement of the arms and legs at the same time to ensure efficient stroke allowing greater generation of power

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Thing about a long distance runner and body composition

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It’s a long distance runner has too much muscle the additional weight of the muscle makes it harder to cover the distance when they run thus slowing them
If they have too much fat it was slow them down also because of the excess weight

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Body composition and a rugby player

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If a rugby player doesn’t have enough muscle or body fat it will be easy for their opponents to push them off the ball

49
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Sprinter and body composition

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The sprinter will need a low ratio of body fat to muscle to maximise their power

50
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Why is it important for weightlifter to have good strength

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So they can lift heavy weights

51
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Why is it important for a gymnast to have good strength

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To support their own body weight

52
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Why is it important for games player to have strength

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To not get pushed off the ball