Skill and ability Flashcards

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A skill

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An action or a way of behaving that can be learned. Once learned a skill can be performed easily and efficiently again and again with the same or very similar outcome.

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Ability

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Something a person is born with, that they inherit, and it tends to be a relatively stable trait. It doesn’t change throughout a persons life. It can however affect a persons potential to learn or improve a particular skill.

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What is David Beckham famous for?

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His accurate free kick.

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Skills in netball

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Passing, dodging, marking and shooting.

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What are closed and opened skills based on?

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Environmental influence

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What are basic and complex skills based of?

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The difficulty

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Closed skills

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Not affected by the environment because they are predictable. The timing of the skill is down to the individual. There are very few variables that are outside their control.

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Open skill

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Are affected by the unpredictable and changing environment. The competition of the skill is influenced by conditions of play, teammates and opponents.

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Continuum

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A line with a classification extreme at each end.

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What does the performer have to do in an open skill?

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React and adjust to the changing nature of the situation.

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Example of a closed skill and why?

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Javelin throw because the timing of the throw is down to the athlete who is throwing the same weight javelin in a very similar environment each time.

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Example of an open skill and why?

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A rugby tackle because the timing and style of the tackle is heavily influenced by many factors including the ball carrier, the tacklers teammates and the position on the pitch.

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Basic skills

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Have a few sub- routines and require a relitavely low level of attention to complete them.

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Complex skill

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They are made up of lots of sub-routines and require great concentration because they are very difficult

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Example of basic skill and why?

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Running 400m because it has few sub routines and a low level of concentration is required to execute it.

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Example of complex skill and why?

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A twisting somersault in gymnastics as it has sub routines and high levels of concentration are needed to perform it.

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What are gross and fine skills about?

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How involved your muscles are

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Example of fine skill

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Darts

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Example of gross skill

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100m sprint, a somersault, tackle in football

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Gross skill

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It involves movements of large parts of the body or the whole body. They also require less practice.

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Example of self paced skill

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High jump

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What does the performer control in a self paced skill?

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The speed the skill is performed at. The timing and rate.

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Example of Externally paced skill

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Baseball, receiving a pass, catching.

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What does the performer not do in an externally paced skill?

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They don’t control the rate/speed it often involves the reaction of the performer.