Concepts of Physical Actvity and Sport Flashcards

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What are the key characteristics of physical recreation?

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  • Fun, enjoyable, informal in nature so winning is not important - taking part is the main motive
  • Physically energetic
  • Participating is voluntary
  • Tends to involve adults
  • Self officiated/regulated
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What are the functions of physical recreation to the individual?

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  • Provides a challenge; overcoming it leads to a sense of achievement
  • Increased self esteem
  • Stress relief
  • Improve social skills
  • Teamwork/leadership skills
  • Increased fitness
  • Good use of time management
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What are the functions of physical recreation to society?

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  • Good form of crowd control
  • Reduced strain on NHS
  • Lowers obesity levels
  • Increases social integration
  • Increase in employmeny + economic benefits
  • Positive use of free time
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What are the key characteristics of sport?

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  • Taken part during leisure time
  • More serious/competitive experience
  • Highly structured set rules; officials are present who are trained/appointed by NGBs to enforce rules
  • Use of specialist equipment
  • Strategies/tactics used to outwit opponents and win
  • Rewards - intrinsic/extrinsic
  • High skills level
  • High levels of commitment
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What are the functions of sport to the individual?

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  • Improves health and fitness
  • Increased self confidence due to skill improvement
  • Provides social opportunities
  • Participation can help develop positive sporting attitudes + morals: keeps people out of trouble
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What are the functions of sport to society?

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  • Strain on NHS reduced
  • Increase in social control/integration
  • Increased employment opportunities
  • Economic benefits
  • Equality of opportunity via ‘sports participation for all’
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What are the key characteristics of PE?

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  • Compulsory
  • Formal taught lessons
  • 4 key stages as part of national curriculum from age 5-16
  • Begins in primary school - ‘foundation level’
  • Teachers are in charge + deliver lessons
  • Lessons are pre planned + highly structured
  • During school time
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What are the functions of PE to the individual?

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  • Develops health and fitness, positive attitudes + healthy lifestyles
  • Increased participation levels
  • Develop + improve range of physical skills e.g. teamwork, communication, leadership
  • Develops problem solving skills, decision making and creativity
  • Develops analysis skills
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What are the functions of PE to society?

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  • Improves social skills
  • Helps reduce obesity + improves fitness of students
  • Allows education fo different sports from different cultures
  • Provides recreation and hobbies which keeps people out of trouble
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What is outdoor recreation?

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  • Activites which take place in the natural environment and utilise nature/geographical resources such as mountains, rivers, lakes
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What are the functions and benefits of outdoor activities?

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  • Knowledge of/respect for natural environment
  • Awareness of safety - percieved risk only - a challnege that stimulates a sense of danger for beginners
  • Teamwork
  • Social communication skills
  • Leadership skills
  • Self discovery/self esteem
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