Development of Elite. Flashcards

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List the Physical Factors that affect the Development of Elite Performers.

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Motivation.
Initiative.
Determination.
Commitment.
Self Confidence.
High Tolerance for Pain.
High Skill Levels.
Goal Orientated.

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List the Social Factors that affect the Development of Elite Performers.

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Support of Friends and Family.
Financial Resources from Family.
Good Socio-Economic Status.
High Levels of Media Coverage for the Sport.

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List the Cultural Factors that affect the Development of Elite Performers.

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Equal Opportunities.
Anti Discrimination.
Removal of Barriers to Participation.
Removal of Sexism.
Educate by Providing Sport.
Structured Levels of Competition.

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List the Organisations that provide Support.

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UK Sport.
Sport England.
English [National] Institutes of Sport.

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What do UK Sport do?

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Has a single focus on developing high performance sport in the UK.
Their work is aimed at developing various strategies to increase sporting excellence in the UK.

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What is the Primary Role of UK Sport?

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To invest and distribute National Lottery and Government funding for elite performer development.

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How does UK Sport do it?

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  1. Provide funding to NGB’s which enables them to operate at a World Class Programme.
  2. Provide funding to athletes via APA.
  3. Funds the NIS.
  4. Runs Talent ID Programmes.
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What does EIS do?

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Owned by UK Sport.
Provides services to NGB’s.
Team GB’s science, medicine and tech development.

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What is the Primary Role of EIS?

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To increase the probability of a potential elite athlete being successful by providing a range of difference services.

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How does NIS do it?

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S - Sport Science.
P - Performance Lifestyle Programmes.
O - Organisations Work in Partnerships.
R - Research and Innovation.
T - Top Quality Facilities and Coaching.

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What are NGB’s?

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National Governing Bodies.

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List the ways NGB’s can help to ensure the development o Elite Performers?

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P - Positive Role Models.
A - Accessible Facilities.
M - Meet Government Policies.
P - Policies to target Under-Represented Groups.
E - Employment of Sport-Specific Development Officers.
R - Resources.

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What are NGB’s Whole Sport Plans?

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A whole sport plan is a lottery funded, Sport England ‘approved’ outline of how an NGB intends to:
- Increase participation in the sport it is responsible for.
- Identify and develop talent in it.
It is how Sport England decides which sports to hand out funding to.

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List the Reasons for Using Talent ID Programmes.

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Means all Potential Performers can be Screened.
Performers can be directed to the sports most Suited to their Talents.
Development process can be accelerated as a result of Information Gained.
Efficient use can be made of Available Funding.
Chances of Producing Medallists are Improved.
Provide a co-ordinated approach between NGB’s, EIS and UK Sport.

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List Advantages of Talent ID Programmes.

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Means all Potential Performers can be Screened.
Performer can be directed to the Sports most suited to their Talents.
Development Process can be accelerated as a result of Info Gained.
Chances of Producing Medallists are Improved.
Coordinated approach between NGB’s, EIS and UK Sport.

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List Disadvantages of Talent ID Programmes.

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Time Consuming.
Miss Late Developers.
High Levels of Funding.
Large Numbers to be Tested.
No Guaranteed Success.
High Profile Sports attract more Performers.
Sports are in Competition for the same Talent Pool.

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Define Performance Pathway Team.

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A combination of EIS and UK Sport Expertise is used to identify and develop world-class talent.

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List the Performance Pathway Team.

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Pathway Frontline Technical Solutions.
Pathway Education.
Pathway Analytics.
Performance Pathway Health Check.
Pathway Strategy.

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List the Examples of Pathway Teams.

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Girls 4 Gold.
Troops 2 Targets.

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What are Girls 4 Gold?

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Females from 17 to 25 who compete in sports at a county or regional standard are then supported in a talent transfer program to another sport where they may have a better chance.

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What are Troops 2 Targets?

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Giving soldiers the chance to attend assessment days at EIS centers, they undergo tests to see if they have the potential to represent Team GB.

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Explain the two Levels of World Class Performance Programmes.

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Podium - Support athletes with Realistic Medal Winning Capabilities at the next Olympics/Paralympics.

Podium Potential - Support athletes whose Performance suggests Realistic Medal Winning capabilities at a future Olympics/Paralympics.