Mrs Rex Sport And Society Questionsn Flashcards
What is positive deviency
Behaviour that goes against the norms but with no intent to harm or break rules
Eg competing despite being injured
What is the Olympic oath
Relevant - viewed by a lot of people as sportsmanship and fair play
A promise to abide by rules and play with true spirit of sportsmanship and not take drugs.
Is the Olympic oath still relevant today
-not relevant as many people take drugs eg ben Johnson
-win at all cost behaviour leads to cheating
What causes violence in sport
The need to win
Importance of the event
nature of the sport
Refereeing decision = frustration
Over arousal
Strategies to prevent performer violence
-fines or long bans
-promote performers with good behaviour as positive role models
-reduce points
-educate players about aggressive behaviour and reward fair assertive behaviour
What is the Frustration aggression hypothesis
Role of technology in sport
-collects quantitative data objective numerical measurable eg VO2 max test
-gaina valid and reliable( consistent over time) data
-video motion analysis - frame-by-frame playback of moving footage analyse technique eg angle where they threw the shot put
-performacne analysis - objective feedback to performer to see where improvements need to be made
- GPS -moniters success rate in technical performance helps coaches make objective decisions about substitutes
^can also show performers fatigue level so coach can sub them to prevent injury .
^also track players in rehabilitation after injury to make sure work load is suitable
^also tracks players HR, PACE, RECOVERY TIME - to see if they’re training hard enough and their fitness level
Diff technologies
video motion analysis - frame-by-frame playback of moving footage analyse technique eg angle where they threw the shot put
-performacne analysis - objective feedback to performer to see where improvements need to be made
- GPS -moniters success rate in technical performance helps coaches make objective decisions about substitutes
^can also show performers fatigue level so coach can sub them to prevent injury .
^also track players in rehabilitation after injury to make sure work load is suitable
^also tracks players HR, PACE, RECOVERY TIME - to see if they’re training hard enough and their fitness level
Sports analytics
- assess fitness levels of players eg HR, CALORIES BURNT, SPEED
wearable fitness devices that give instant feedback eg fitbit
Technology
-imorove clothing and footwear eg swimming suits that reduce drag
-improved recover and rehabilitation eg hyperbaric chambers
-VEO supporting ref decision reduce human error
-GPS data technical analysis
-drug testing technology
- increase knowledge of diet and supplements