Paper 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What goal is best defined as being a result focused, influenced by external factors, and includes highly motivational goals (eg winning a cup game)

A

Outcome goal

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What type of goal is best defined as a goal to which the individual has control, can be improved, and is technique or strategy based?

A

Process goal

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3
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Coming in the top 3 at a power lifting meet is an example of an outcome goal? True or false?

A

True

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4
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Recording a 10m sprint time of 1.9m/s is an example of a process goal?
T or F?

A

False

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5
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Identify the following as outcome or process goals
(A) Performing a set 3 front squats with vertical torso, proper torso and hip alignment, and optimal Dorsi flexion
(B) Learning to accelerate w/ proper mechanics and technique?
(C) Winning a football game 4-2?

A

(A) Process goal
(B) Process goal
(C) Outcome goal

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6
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Why is it essential that any performance measures selected by the S&C coach are specific to the physical quality demands of the chosen sport?

A

Evaluation of an athletes readiness, and highlights any strengths and areas to improve on

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7
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The matching aerobic, anaerobic and overall bioenergetic demands of a sport best describes which type of performance measure specificity factor?

A

energy system Specificity

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8
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Replicating the specific movement and biomechanical demands of a sport within a performance test best describes which type of performance measure specificity factor?

A

Movement pattern specificity

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9
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Evaluating an athletes capabilities to tolerate repetitive training stress and train with greater training frequency best describes which type performance measuring factor

A

Training status

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10
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Replicating the sports specific environmental factors within performance testing best describes which type performance measure factor (ie basketball sprint on a basketball court)

A

Environmental factors

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11
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What are the 4 performance measure factors that need to be considered when testing athletes

A

A. Energy system specificity
B. Movement pattern specificity
C. Training status
D. Environmental factors

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12
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A 1RM back squat, bench press, and deadlift performance test measures what in an athlete

A

Maximum strength

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13
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A max vertical jump, max board jump and 1RM power clean measures what in an athlete

A

Max power output

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14
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A 10m sprint test measures what quality in an athlete

A

Acceleration sprint performance

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15
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A T test measures which specific training quality in an athlete

A

Agility performance test

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16
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Which part of a sports analysis focuses on the specific movement and biomechanical demands of a sport?

A

Movement analysis

17
Q

Which part of sports analysis focuses on the specific injury risks associated with a sport, allowing for effective rehab interventions

A

Injury analysis

18
Q

Which part of a sport analysis focuses on the specific physiological demands of a sport? Including the dominant energy systems used and the aerobic/ anaerobic demands?

A

Physiological analysis