Pe Tp Flashcards
Direct observation
Watching someone in person and taking notes
Direct observation adv
-Immediate feedback t/f quicker impact on performance
- easier to organize as little equipment required
Direct observation disadvantage
-expertise required to do accurately
- subjective t/f decreases accuracy
Indirect observation
Recording the performance, activity and watching back
Indirect observation adv
More accurate as you can slow down the vision and pause
Can be stored for future analysis
Indirect observation disadvantage
-access to equipment can limit who can use
- time consuming
Movement pattern (via GPS)
-traditionally done on paper either via direct observation/ indirect observation
- measures distance and intensity to determine predominant fitness components and energy system used
1:5 and above work to rest ratio energy system
ATP-cp
1:4, 1:3 and 1:2 work to rest
Anaerobic glycolysis system
1:1, 2:1 work to rest
Aerobic system
Skill frequency table helps to discover
Fitness components and muscle groups
Muscular strength definition
Maximal force that can be generated by a muscle or muscle group in a single maximum contraction
Muscular endurance
Ability of muscle groups to perform repeated muscle contractions
Flexibility definition
The range of movement possible around a joint
Lab testing is completed in a lab, more accurate, expensive, gives indiviualises results
Completed in a lab, more accurate, expensive and gives individualised results
E.g vo2 max test
Field testing is
Inexpensive, readily available, estimations or predictions in class
E.g 20m shuttle run test
Direct fitness testing
Gives a direct indication or value
Indirect fitness testing
Based on predictive measures and equations linked to norms
Reliable
Test needs to be able to be replicated to produce consistent results
*smae conditions