mock Flashcards

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anatomical muscles and the 5 movements

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quadriceps, hamstring, gastrocnemius
femur, patella, fibula, tibia
flexion, extension, adduction, abduction, rotation

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mental preparation meaning and example

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imagery - controlling emotions and imagining success eg before shooting a shot in basketball
allows focus, relax, builds confidence

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open and closed skills meaning

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open - have to adapt skills to a changing or unpredictable environment - COWS
closed - dont have to adapt skills as theyre usually repetitive actions

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self paced vs externally paced skills and examples

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self paced - timing and pacing decided by athlete e.g throwing javelin
externally paced - not decided e.g start of race or tennis serve

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characteristics of athletes for effectiveness and efficiency

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consistent, accurate, quick decision making
aesthetically pleasing, good technique, effortless, lack of errors, confidence

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benefits of tech in sport for athletes

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better clothing/footwear eg lighter and more grip on track shoes
health and fitness eg wearable devices to track cvd
technique/tactics eg performance analysis software shows slow motion
equipment eg smaller turbo engines so fuel efficiantv

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benefits of tech for coach

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communication eg mics w other officials on and off court
decision making eg diff angles
ball tracking eg ensure accuracy of goals
time keeping eg shot clock in basketball

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benefits of tech for spectators

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camera coverage eg micro cameras diff angles
digital media eg follow and support heroes
interactive software eg buy merchandise and tickets and vote

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factors affecting participation in sport

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age, coach, family/friends, economic status, area, disability, gender

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sponsorship in sport

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individual eg display logo, wear particular brand, travel/comp fees, endorse product
team eg team kit, named stand/stadium, travel/comp fees
sports eg rename comps eg cups and leagues

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energy balance equation

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more energy in compared to used then weight gain
more out than in weight loss
equal is healthy weight

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5 diff nutrients and what they do

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protein for tissue growth and repair from meat and milk
carbohydrates for energy from sugar (simple carbs) pasta and bread (complex)
fats for energy from olive oil and cakes
minerals for healthy processes from brown rice and bananas
vitamins and water too

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4 types of guidance and 3 learning stages

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visual, verbal, manual, mechanical
cognitive, associative, autonomous

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what will the type of practice vary on

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if skills is open or closed, simple or complex, performers of learning stage, time available, motivation, facilities and equipment available, age

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what is whole part whole learning and example

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highlight weakness or where a skill is difficult to break it down such as the step phase of triple jump

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fixed practice meaning

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repeatedly practiced skills which is used for improving closed skills eg gymnastic handstands (repetitive)

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variable practice meaning

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open skills are best practiced in conditions that change to match the changing situations such as finding ways to score in increasingly difficult situations eg 1v3s in football

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static stretching meaning

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performer adds internal force from another muscle group to stretch and lengthen a muscle eg standing and holding foot to stretch quads

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Passive stretching meaing

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where another person or an object is used such as a wall or bench and applies external force,

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dynamic stretching meaning

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carried out whilst moving, such as heel flicks to stretch out the quadriceps.

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PNF stretching

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requires the help of a partner to provide resistance. The performer stretches their muscle to the greatest range of their movement

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information processing model

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input - 5 senses
decision making - long term memory and selective attention (only focus on whats important)
output - what happens after decision has been made
feedback - intrinsic and extrinsic or KP, KR