Developing physical fitness for performance Flashcards

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What is physical fitness?

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It is the ability to perform physical task effectively and efficiently

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Name the 7 components of fitness

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Aerobic Energy Production 
Anaerobic energy production 
Muscular power
Muscular strength 
Muscular speed
Muscular endurance 
Flexibility
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Give the definition for the first component of fitness and give an example

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Determined by the ability of the respiratory and circulatory systems to deliver nutrients and oxygen to the working muscles and the ability of the working muscles to use the supply
Running or cycling for long periods without getting tired

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Give the definition for the second component of fitness and give an example

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Is about being able to to perform at very high intensities or maximum effort where the respiratory and circulatory systems cannot meet the demand for oxygen and nutrients quickly enough
400m sprint or no. of press ups in 2 mins

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Give the definition for the third component of fitness and give an example

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Being able to produce maximum force with speed in an explosive effort
Hammer throw or boxing

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Give the definition for the fourth component of fitness and give an example

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Is determined by the ability of a muscle or group of muscles to produce maximum or near maximum force to overcome resistance Tug of war or rugby scrum

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Give the definition for the fifth component of fitness and give an example

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Being able to apply a moderate so small force at a high speed
Badminton or golf

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Give the definition for the sixth component of fitness and give an example

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Muscles or groups of muscles being able to hold or keep repeating a movement that requires less than maximum effort for a long period of time
Running or cycling

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Give the definition for the seventh component of fitness and give an example

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Is range of movement at a joint or joints

Bars in gymnastics

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10
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Give an example of fitness being relative

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Fit to run a marathon but not fit to lift weights in a gym

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Recommend amount of fitness per day

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60 minutes

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12
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Define baseline of exercise or minimum benchmark

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To maintain your health a minimum amount of exercise is needed to keep your body systems functioning at their best. This is known as the baseline of exercise or minimum benchmark

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13
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Explain what the quantity vs quality of training triangle means

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Performance requires a higher quantity of training and a higher quality of training

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How to increase quality of training (triangle)

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Increase intensity
Tactical training
More experienced or knowledgeable coaches

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15
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Break the quantity vs quality of training triangle into blocks depending on the quantity

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Bottom - health
Second to bottom - 1-2 extra sessions per week
Second to top - 3-4 extra sessions per week
Top - 5-6 extra sessions per week

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16
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What must you remember when stating the importance of each component of fitness in an athlete

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An explanation of why each is needed