Semester 1 review questions Flashcards
what are the four steps of teaching a skill
STEP 1 - Introducing the skill to be learned
STEP 2 - demonstrating and explaining the skill
STEP 3 - practising the skill
STEP 4 - providing feedback to correct errors.
why is viewing angle important
so all athletes being taught can get a clear understanding of what the skill is and how to learn it the first time
what is a learning error
An athlete does not have the correct motor program
what is a performance error
Incorrect execution of skill, possibly from lack of attention or motivation
When a coach is defining a playing strategy for a team sport, what focus areas or decisions should they be making? Why are tactics important in a strategy?
- Attacking or defending. An example of a team,
strategy is to make the opposition team have difficulty to
execute their attacking leads. - Tactics are the ways of carrying out the strategy.
Mental skills differ from physical skills. What are the defined names for these skills?
- Motor skills refer to the physical side
- Cognitive refers to the mental side
A skill involves a complex sequence of movements. What are the other essential elements of a skill?
- Skill is learned (requires practice)
- skill is goal-directed (there are pre-determined results)
- the skill is performed with consistency
- the skill is coordinated and refined.
What are some of the contributions that biomechanics can make to improve sports performance?
- To prevent injuries
- Technique adjustment
- Improve sporting performance
Define and give an example of force summation
body segments accumulate enough force to perform a skill