Exam Questions Flashcards

1
Q

What is the purpose of the early part of warm-up?

A

To increase circulation and to increase body and muscle temperature

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2
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Mental preparedness should take place in all parts of the warm-up?

A

True

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3
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What best describes the objective of movement preparation in the warm-up?

A

Loosens and prepares the body and tissues for greater load and broader movement.

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4
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What best describes the objective of dynamic mobility in the warm-up?

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Ensure the body has been taken through a large range of motions in an active manner

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5
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What best describes the objective of activation in the warm-up?

A

Stimulate the body in more specific ways.

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6
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What is a good example exercise to put in the movement preparation part of a warm-up?

A

Cat/Cow

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7
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What is a good example exercise to put in the dynamic mobility part of a warm-up?

A

Leg Whip

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8
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What is a good example exercise to put in the activation part of a warm-up?

A

Forward Lunge

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9
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For a throw to be considered legal

A

The implement must land in the sector and the athlete must not leave the front of the circle or pass the sector line

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10
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If the implement hits the cage the throw is considered a foul or illegal.

A

False

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11
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In a throwing competition, the athletes will receive how many throws?

A

3+3

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12
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Some ways to improve safety when throwing would be?

A

Clear the throwing area and surrounding area
Use a throw and retrieve model with groups
Pay attention

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13
Q

A beginner athlete should focus most of their time on what?

A

Technique

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14
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An expert athlete should focus most of their time on what?

A

Planning

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15
Q

What key biomechanical variable strongly correlated to throwing distance?

A

Release speed

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16
Q

A person lowers their centre of mass by movement at which joints

A

Hips and Knees

17
Q

The initial push of the throwing implement is led by which muscles?

A

The legs and core

18
Q

How is the discus held?

A

In a cupped position

19
Q

In throwing an orbit refers to what?

A

The path or rotation of the implement around the thrower

20
Q

The threshold for a legal reaction time for a sprint start is what?

A

.100s

21
Q

The threshold for a legal wind in the 100m and 200m is what?

A

2.0m/s

22
Q

The threshold for a legal wind horizontal jump is what?

A

2.0m/s

23
Q

Stride frequency and stride length do what together?

A

Grow in harmony together

24
Q

What is a typical ground time to flight time ratio for acceleration?

A

2:1

25
Q

What is a typical ground time to flight time ratio for upright sprinting?

A

1:1

26
Q

Why is the projection angle for novice performers generally higher than expert performers in block starts?

A

Novice performers produce less force

27
Q

When starting a race, the athlete must place their hands

A

Behind the start line

28
Q

The pivot point as an athlete rises into the ‘set’ position should be?

A

The shoulders

29
Q

The relay zone is how long?

A

30m

30
Q

The blind or closed exchange is typically used in which event?

A

The 4x100m relay

31
Q

The open exchange is typically used in which event?

A

The 4x400m relay

32
Q

The horizontal jumps are measured from where to where?

A

The start of the plasticine or foul line to the first mark in the sand

33
Q

What is the key biomechanical variable strongly correlated to long jumping distance is?

A

Velocity at take-off

34
Q

Hurdle drills are used for what?

A

Give context for the whole skill
Strengthen hips and improve mobility
Develop confidence

35
Q

During good hurdle clearance, the peak height of the parabola is where?

A

In front of the hurdle