semester 1 exam Flashcards

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Casual coaching style (Laissex Faire)

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Where the players take ownership and the coach makes few decisions

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Characteristics of the Casual Coaching Style

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Easy going and passive. Coach supervises rather than teaches

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Authoritarian Coaching

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Where the coach makes all decisions and players do what they’re told

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Characteristics of Authoritarian Coaching

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Winning focused, very high expectations, coach is always in control

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Advantages of Authoritarian Coaching

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Clear direction, dedication, disciplinary

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Advantages of Casual coaching

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Player independence, opens opinions

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Disadvantages of casual coaching

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No development plan

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Disadvantages of Authoritarian coaching

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Doesn’t allow input from players, is often feared

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What is inclusive coaching

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Adapting and modifying coaching practices to ensure everyone is included

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6 qualities of an inclusive coach

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  1. Patience
  2. Respect
  3. Adaptability
  4. Organisation
  5. Safe practices
  6. Knowledge
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Tips for coaching someone with a disability

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Plan a training session that will cater for them. Do not underestimate their ability and ask them personally what they can and cannot do.

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What does TREE stand for?

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Teaching
Rules and Regulations
Environment
Equipment

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What does CHANGE IT stand for?

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Coaching Style
How to score
Area
Number of participants
Game Rules
Equipment
Inclusion
Time

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What does SEPEP stand for?

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Sport Education Physical Education Program

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What roles are apart of the SEPEP program?

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Coach, Umpire, Player, Admin, Media

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Two roles of a coach

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  1. Organise the team warm up and skill practice
  2. Develop strategies to help the team improve
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Two roles of an administrative assistant

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  1. Record down scores
  2. Set up and pack up equipment
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Two roles of an Umpire

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  1. Make unbiased decisions and maintain control of the match
  2. To have knowledge on game rules and regulations
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Two roles of a media assistant

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  1. Communicate any important ideas
  2. Create advertisements & newsletters
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20
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Why do coaches need feedback?

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To allow them to make improvements in their coaching style

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What is required on a session plan?

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Duration of the activity, Location, skills needed, demonstrations needed, rules

22
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What is Racism?

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Prejudiced actions directed to someone because of their skin colour/race

23
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Explain 1 racism program in Australia

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Racism. It stops with me

Provides resources and tools to help organisations learn about racism and what actions to take to create change

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Define Diversity

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Including people from a range of different social, ethnic backgrounds, gender, sexuality and races

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What is Sports integrity Australia
An agency of the Aus government which provides advice and assistance to prevent the use of prohibited substances and abuse
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3 examples of match fixing:
1. Tampering with equipment 2. Placing bets using insider information 3. Purposefully missing a score which effects the outcome of a game
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What is Exotic Betting?
Placing bets on very specific things
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Define ethics
What society says is right and wrong
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Define Integrity
Adhering to your principles no matter who is around
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Define match fixing
When the outcome of a game is manipulated
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Define Spot fixing
Changing an aspect of a game that does not effect the result
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RICER:
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevate, Referral Is a key treatment strategy to treating injuries
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No HARM
NO Heat Alcohol Running Massage
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Define muscle
Soft tissue found in the body that allows movement to occur
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Define ligament
Connective soft tissue that connects bones to bone
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Define tendon
Connective soft tissue that connects muscle to bone
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Acute injury:
Sudden injury without warning
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Chronic injury:
Associated with overuse of a particular area of the body over a period of time
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Sprain
Stretching or tearing of LIGAMENTS
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Strain
Stretching or tearing of TENDONS
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Prevention
Avoiding an injury from happening in the first place
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Rehabilitation
Care where the primary treatment goal is to improve the function of the person with an injury.
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What is PAR-Q?
A quiz that tests your physical activity readiness
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4 Sectors in the sport, fitness and recreation industry
Sport, Fitness, Community recreation, Outdoor recreation
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Fitness Sector examples
Personal training/gym Bike ride or run - Exercise completed with the aim of achieving health benefits
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Outdoor sector examples
Rock climbing, bush walking Running outdoor camps, tours, gardens
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Community recreation sector examples
Includes all retail outlets: Rebel Sport, Intersport, JD
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Sport Sector examples
Unofficial sport played with friends Being a coach, umpire, health professional
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Define concussion
a knock to the head that results in the brain moving back and forth inside the skull