Influences

Question 0

How might cultural factors influence you in taking part in physical activity?

Answer 0

Your age can influence the activities you do
A persons disability may influence their choice of activity
Age, some sports are generally associated with fever made a woman
Race some activities are satiated more to do in one race than the other

Question 1

What are the influences on taking part in physical activity?

Answer 1

Cultural factors
Health and well-being
Image
Resources
People
Socio-economic

Question 2

How might health and well-being influence you on taking part in physical activity?

Answer 2

someone in good health may be well motivated to take part in activities, sometimes even a short illness like a cold can provide us from doing things, long-term illnesses and the health problems can make continuing any form of physical acidity really difficult

Question 3

How might image influence you in taking part in physical activity?

Answer 3

The media can have a huge influence on us

Fashion, the clothes for some sports are much more fashionable for others

Question 4

How might resources influence you in taking part in physical activity?

Answer 4

Availability e.g. not all activities are readily available
Access e.g. there may be barriers that mean you can’t access the venue or activity
Location e.g. an activity needs to be available in a place you can easily get to
Time e.g. the time of the section needs to be suitable for you

Question 5

How come people influence you in taking part in physical activity?

Answer 5

Family
Peers
Role models

Question 6

How can socio economic influence you in taking part in physical activity?

Answer 6

Some activities are relatively expensive e.g. high cost of clothing membership and equipment can make it difficult to take part

Question 7

What are the different roles in physical activity?

Answer 7

Officiating e.g. refereeing
Leadership e.g. coach or manager
Performer
Volunteering e.g. first aider

Question 8

What are the qualities needed to be a official?

Answer 8

Good fitness to keep up with play
Good communication skills so people understand decisions
Good levels of confidence so people are less likely to argue
Good knowledge of the activity to make correct decisions

Question 9

What are the qualities needed to be a coach or manager?

Answer 9

Good organisation skills to run teams and plan fixtures and sessions
Good communication skills so people understand exactly what they need to do
Good knowledge of the activity to plan train the sessions appropriate to their activity

Question 10

What are the qualities needed to be a performer?

Answer 10

Good fitness to meet the demands of the activity
Good ability to perform well
Good motivation to persevere and work hard even if you are losing

Question 11

What are the different stages of the sports participation pyramid?

Answer 11

Foundation
Participation
Performance
Elite