Pe Tp Flashcards

1
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Direct observation

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Watching someone in person and taking notes

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2
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Direct observation adv

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-Immediate feedback t/f quicker impact on performance
- easier to organize as little equipment required

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3
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Direct observation disadvantage

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-expertise required to do accurately
- subjective t/f decreases accuracy

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4
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Indirect observation

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Recording the performance, activity and watching back

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5
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Indirect observation adv

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More accurate as you can slow down the vision and pause
Can be stored for future analysis

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6
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Indirect observation disadvantage

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-access to equipment can limit who can use
- time consuming

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7
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Movement pattern (via GPS)

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-traditionally done on paper either via direct observation/ indirect observation
- measures distance and intensity to determine predominant fitness components and energy system used

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8
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1:5 and above work to rest ratio energy system

A

ATP-cp

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9
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1:4, 1:3 and 1:2 work to rest

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Anaerobic glycolysis system

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10
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1:1, 2:1 work to rest

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Aerobic system

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11
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Skill frequency table helps to discover

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Fitness components and muscle groups

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12
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Muscular strength definition

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Maximal force that can be generated by a muscle or muscle group in a single maximum contraction

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13
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Muscular endurance

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Ability of muscle groups to perform repeated muscle contractions

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14
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Flexibility definition

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The range of movement possible around a joint

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15
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Lab testing is completed in a lab, more accurate, expensive, gives indiviualises results

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Completed in a lab, more accurate, expensive and gives individualised results
E.g vo2 max test

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16
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Field testing is

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Inexpensive, readily available, estimations or predictions in class
E.g 20m shuttle run test

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17
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Direct fitness testing

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Gives a direct indication or value

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18
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Indirect fitness testing

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Based on predictive measures and equations linked to norms

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19
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Reliable

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Test needs to be able to be replicated to produce consistent results
*smae conditions

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20
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Accuracy

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Rules and guidelines must be strictly followed

21
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Valid

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The test needs to be a recognised way to measure the fitness component

22
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Order of tests

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Done in an order that minimises impact on future tests
Use alternating body parts
Done in least fatiguing to most

23
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Maintain anaerobic
Improve anaerobic

A

2 sessions
3 sessions

24
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Aerobic maintain and improve

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Maintain: 3 sessions
Improve: 4 plus sessions

25
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Progression overload

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Must exercise at an intensity greater than your existing capacity to stress the body to make changes

26
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Flexibility energy system

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Aerobic

27
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Muscular endurance energy system

A

Aerobic and anaerobic

28
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Muscular strength energy system

A

ATP-cp

29
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Continuous trauining

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Involved continuous training activity involvingg whole body that lasts min. Of 20 minutes

30
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Intensity

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Sub maximal
Intensity of 60-85%MHR

31
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Benefits continuous training

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Beneficial for all athletes, improve aerobic power which improves aerobic performance

32
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Adv continuous training

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Ideal for beginner,can be done in variety of environments, not max intensity t/f less likely to injure indiv

33
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Disadvantage continuous

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Time consuming (at least 20min)

34
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Farrell description

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High intensity efforts followed by lower intensity efforts for a min. Duration of 20minutes

35
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Intensity fartlek

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Changes from btw 60-85 percent tmHR

36
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Advantages and disadvantagefartlek

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Develops aerobic and anaerobic glycolysis, more specific to team sports than continuous and not max intensity

37
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Resistance trading descrit[tion

A

Use of weight to impact muscle structure

38
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Strength reps, resistance, speed of contraction, w:r and rest btw sets

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2-8 (^), 85-98% 1RM, slow, 1:5, 3-5mins

39
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Strength energy system

A

ATP-cp

40
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Muscular endurance energy system

A

Anaerobic glycolysis

41
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Resistance, speed of contraction, w:r, rest btw sets muscular endurance

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50-70% 1RM, medium, 1:3, 1 min

42
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Benefits resistance training

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Improves muscle hypertrophy, protects player against injury

43
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Advantages resistance training

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Can be easily manipulated to train a number of fitness components

44
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Disadvantages

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Equipment required, some background knowledge required

45
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Flexibility training description

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Improve joint and flexibility

46
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Intensity flexibility

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Low

47
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Benefits flexibility

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Help improve technique and decrease chance of injury

48
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Adv flexibility

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Low intensity, can be done anywhere, not take long

49
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Dis flexibility

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Can cause injury if muscles not warm and not completed correctly