SOC:8 PAR-Q, Warm-ups, Cool-downs And Smart Goals Flashcards
PAR-Q (Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire)
A self-screening tool that can be used by anyone who is planning to start an exercise or training routine
When would you use a PAR-Q
When planning to start a programme or exercise routine
Why do we perform a warm-up
Prepare the muscles
Prepare the joints
Prepare the mind
Reduce risk of injury
Prepare the ligament
Prepare the cardiovascular system
3 Phases of a warm-up
Cardiovascular (pulse raiser)
Stretching (dynamic or static)
Sports specific
Cardiovascular phase
Gradually raise the heart rate towards the working heart rate
Stretching phase
Static- easy, on the spot stretching without straining
Dynamic- stretches that use movements specific to a sport, gradually increasing your reach and speed
Sport-Specific phase
Sprint starts (Sprinter)
Practise throws (Javelin)
Take off (Pole vaulters)
Throwing, Catching and Batting (Cricket)
Catching crosses, Shot shopping (Goalkeepers)
2 stages of a Cool-Down
Cardiovascular phase
Stretching phase
What does SMART stand for
Specific
Measurable
Achieveable
Realistic
Time-Bound
Why do people set SMART goals
To help motivate a person to achieve optimum performance
Specific
Exactly knowing what the goal is. It may include a series of steps towards the overall goal