Mental fatigue and the impact of sport performance Flashcards
1
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what is the homeostasis failure limitations model
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- fatigue results from failure to maintain homeostasis in the muscles or the CNS
2
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what is the central governor model
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the brain a central governor that decides a decision based on the feedback from the periphery as to how hard we can work.
3
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what is the psychobiological model
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- When reward is greater than cost/effort = persistence
- If the cost is perceived as greater than the reward = stop
- therefore fatigue is a response to a high perception of effort
4
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the serotonin hypothesis of fatigue
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- Increase in brain serotonergic activity during prolonged activity causes lethargy, reduced motor unit recruitment and a loss of drive
5
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the strength control model of fatigue
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- the more self-control is exerted on a muscle, the more fatigued it becomes and self-control resources run out, therefore impacting other events that require self-control (eg. binge eating)
6
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impact of mental fatigue on endurance performance, resistance training and skill based performance
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- is significantly impaired
7
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4 ways to avoid mental fatigue
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avoidance - sleep, less phone
stimulation- caffeine
performance feedback
mental durability training
8
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summary from our practical
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- the cognitive task increased mental fatigue
- throwing accuracy impaired by mental fatigue
- mental fatigue reduced reps of burpees
- mental fatigue affected psychomotor performance and exercise endurance performance