Elite Performance/talent Identification Flashcards

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What are the three levels in world class performance pathways

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World class podium = supports athletes with realistic capabilities at the next Olympics

World class potential = supports athletes with realistic medal capabilities in future olympics

Performance foundation = home nation talent pathways - highly talented athletes being prepared to become world class

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Who are the UKA and what do they do

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They oversee the world class programme

  • pick the GB teams
  • scout and structure training for athletes 18-24 months before olympics
  • measured purely of Olympic and Paralympic success
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What are the funding levels in the UKA

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A = 26,000-28,000
B = 21,500-23,000
C = 16,000
D = 10.000
Confirmation = 7,000

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4
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What are whole sport plans

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Plan for all = grass root-elite level
- 4 year cycle
- must include the idea of start, stay, succeed

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What are some advantages of TIPs

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  • rapid progress to elite level
  • helps choose sports that a person is physiologically suited to
  • coaches deal with only suitable athletes
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What are some disadvantages of TIPs

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  • large numbers of people to test
  • requires lots of funding
  • difficult to predict future development
  • physically and mentally dangerous for those starting at a younge age
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What does SPORT stand for in relation to the national institute of sport

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S = sport science and sports medicine
P = performance lifestyle programmes support
O = organisations work in partnership
R = research and innovation
T = top quality facilities

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