Improving skills Flashcards

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what are the principles of movement analysis ?

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Preparation - purpose of analysis, knowledge of the game.

Observations - live or recorded

Evaluation- diagnosis

error correction- Intervention

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What is Validilty?

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Validity is the capacity of a test to measure what it is intended to measure

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what is Reliability?

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Reliability is the ability of a test to reproduce similar results when conducted in identical/similar conditions, contexts and situations

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What makes a test consistently reliable?

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To make each of these the same each time
- procedures
-equipment
-environment
-tester

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Topic- The link between motor skill development, participation and performance

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Young people with better developed motor skills are more likely to be active and engaged in more physical activity and sport then those with less developed motor skills.

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When is the critical window to develop motor skills

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Childhood

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What is Qualitative Movement Analysis?

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Qualitative movement Analysis uses knowledge based judgement on the quality of performance
e.g using rich decisin making on a players technique

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What is Quantitative Movement Analysis

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Quantitative Movement Analysis uses more statistical based analysis
e.g uses radar guns, number of pitches or locations of pitches

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Direct Based Coaching

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Coaches do all the coaching such as selection and sequencing of practice tasks
The learner has to make less/no decisions as the coach removes all decision making factors

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Constraints based learning

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Constraints are boundaries that shape a learners self organising movement patterns and decision making. It is a more opened way of training which is more game like

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The Three Types Of Constraints? and provide 2 examples for each

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Individual
- body size
-fitness level
Environmental
- locality in where a individual lives
- Wheatger conditions
Task constraints
- Rules of the sport
Equipment Available

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Is Constraints based or Driect based coaching better overall

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Neither is better then the other, a good coach should incorporate both into one session

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How to select the type of coaching method used?

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A choice of method should be used based on
- Learning objectives
-The learners themselves
- The learners skill level
- The acarus’s skill being taught

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What do cognitive learners need to improve?

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Only two simple instructions at one time
plenty of demonstration and positive feedback

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What do associative learners need to improve?

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Regular feedback to refine skills and stop the formation of bad habits

Opportunities to practice with increased variability

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What do Autonomous learners need to improve?

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Game like conditions

physiological skill to deal with pressure

Practise opportunities with high levels of variability

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Sociocultural Factors that influence skill development are?

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Cultural factors
- education
-politics
- religion

Social factors
- family structure
-time
-education
-Technology
-self motivation