Practices Flashcards

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What are the 4 methods of PRACTICE?

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  • Whole practice
  • Whole-Part whole practice
  • Progressive practice
  • Part practice
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Describe WHOLE PRACTICE

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  • Skill taught without breaking into subroutines
  • Players must have knowledge and skill level required
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State aspects to WHOLE PRACTICE

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  • More advanced players
  • Allows increased kinaesthetic feel
  • Suited to high-organisational skills
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Describe PROGRESSIVE PRACTICE

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  • Skills broken into subroutines
  • Once one SBR is learnt, it links with the next part of the sequence
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Who is PROGRESSIVE PRACTICE good for?

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Gymnasts and Dancers

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Describe WHOLE-PART WHOLE PRACTICE

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  • Entire skill is shown before breaking down
  • Then put back together
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What are some ADVANTAGES of WHOLE-PART WHOLE PRACTICE?

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  • Good for serial and low organisational skills
  • Better kinaesthetic feel
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Describe PART PRACTICE

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  • Identification of subroutines for players to learn, practice & perfect
  • Then move onto next phases
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What are some ADVANTAGES to PART PRACTICE?

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  • Effective for serial, low organisational and complex skills
  • Increased confidence for beginners
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What is the DISADVANTAGE to PART PRACTICE?

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  • Fluency of the skill is not learnt straight away, so less Kinaesthetic feel
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What are the 4 main STRUCTURES of PRACTICE?

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  • Massed
  • Variable
  • Fixed
  • Distributed
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Describe MASSED PRACTICE
When is it used?

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  • Long duration sesh with no breaks
  • Performers must have elite conditioning and good intrinsic FB to readjust performance if needed
  • Mainly used pre-season endurance events
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Why is MASSED PRACTICE good?

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Tests skills when fatigued

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Describe VARIABLE PRACTICE

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  • Involves a variety of activities to mimic a comp environment
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Why is VARIABLE PRACTICE good?

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  • Tests skills in a changing environment
  • Can be used at different skill levels (novice learning fund. or elites)
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Describe FIXED PRACTICE

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  • Repeating a skill many times to ‘over-learn’ and develop a specific motor-programme
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Why is FIXED PRACTICE good?

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  • Good for closed skills
  • Good for novices to learn fund.
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Describe DISTRIBUTED PRACTICE

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  • Session broken down into diff sections
  • Focusing on various parts of a skill in 1 session
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Why is DISTRIBUTED PRACTICE good?

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  • Found to be more effective than Massed in comparison
  • Can be many short sesh a week otherwise