Soc 8 - Par-Q, Warm Up, And Cool Down Flashcards

1
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What are the reasons for setting smart goals?

A

Keeps you motivated
Helps monitor your progress
Helps planning your training sessions

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How do you make a goal specific

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Clearly explain what you want achieve and ensure your target is specific and relevant

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3
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What do unrealistic targets do to a person?

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It demotivates you and can result in failiure

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4
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What does SMART stand for

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Specific
Measurable
Achieveable
Realistic
Time-bounding

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5
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An example of a specific goal?

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I want to icrease my tackle rate 1 vs 1 from 60% to 80% in the next 3 weeks to improve my tackling under pressure

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6
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What is continuous training?

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Steady training working on your entire body for long periods of time

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7
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What component of fitness does continuous work.

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Cardiovascular fitness

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8
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What is fartlek training

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A methid of training where terrain and speed are always changing

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9
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What component of fitness does fartlek training work?

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Cardiovascular fitness

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10
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What is circuit training

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A series of exercises completed by a certain amount of time/reps one after another

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What component(s) of fitness does ciruit training work

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Any - and you can adapt it to your personal needs

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12
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What would be the first thing you would do with a new member of a gym

A

Par Q then fitness testing

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What is a Par Q?

A

The physical activity readiness questionare

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What does a Par Q do?

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It identifies if someone is ready to partake in physical activity ans training

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What is another definition of par Q

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A self-screening tool that can be used by anyone who is planing to start an exercise or training routine

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16
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Why do we perfrom a warm up?

A

Prepare the muscles
Prepare the joint
Prepare the mind
Prevent injury
Prepare the ligaments
Prepare the cardiovascular system

17
Q

What are the two types of stretching

A

Dynamic and Static

18
Q

What are the stages of the warm up?

A

Cardiovascular phase , stretching phase , sports - specific phase

19
Q

What are the phases of a cool down?

A

5-10 minute light jog to return the heart to resting heart rate
Followed by 10 15 of static stretching

20
Q

What stretches are preffered in the cool-down?

A

Static stretches are preffered in cool downs

21
Q

How many phases are there in a warm up

A

Three

22
Q

Why is the pulse raising phase important ?

A

To gradually increase heart rate and body temperature through gentle aerobic activity

23
Q

Why is the stretching phase important?

A

Helps improve range of movement, mobilises joint and helps maintain body temperature

24
Q

How long should a warm up last

A

10 - 20 minutes and involves gradually increasing the intensity

25
Q

What activity comes after the warm up?

A

The main session or a game or a match

26
Q

Why is a cool down important?

A

An effective cool down assists recovery, reduces heart rate, helps remove lactic acid and other waste products

27
Q

A cool down consists of 2 phases

A

Light cardio exercise and stretching

28
Q

Why are the 2 phases of a cool down important

A

Decreses muscle tension and returns muscles to pre exercise state and also helps slowly return the heart rate and breathing rate to resting rate

29
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Why should you measure your fitness before creating a PEP?

A

It will provide baseline data, so you can set appropriate weights