Sport Science Flashcards

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fartlek

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continuous training
vary speed and distance
30 min

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continuous

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long period of time
steady state
low/high intensity
jogging

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3
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interval

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high intensity
varying distance, time, ground
rest in between

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4
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aerobic

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usually to music

targets aerobic system

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5
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circuit

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stations of specific exercises
target whole body
skill/fitness based

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6
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plyometrics

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high intensity
rebounding exercises
targets eccentric muscle contraction
involves jumping

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7
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resistance

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common form of weight training
resistance is moved
overloads the muscle
gain training effect

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8
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SAQ

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improve coordination

repetitive drills

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9
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chemical energy

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energy stored

within bounds of chemical compounds

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10
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potential energy

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stored energy

ready to use when required

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11
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kinetic energy

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muscle contractions

joint movements

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12
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Energy systems

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ATP-PC
Glycolysis
oxidative

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13
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nutrients used for energy

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carbs
fat
protein

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14
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BMR

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Basal Metabolic Rate

amount of energy our body needs to survive

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15
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skeleton functions

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internal support
attachment point
movement 
protection 
red bone marrow
storage place
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16
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appendicular

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limbs

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17
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axial

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protection

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18
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vertebral column

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cervical
thoracic 
lumbar
sacrum
coccyx
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19
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osteology

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study of bones

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20
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types of bones

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long
short
irregular
flat

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21
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carliage

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strong connective tissue
made up of collagen
found between joints

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22
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joints

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connects 2 bones

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23
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ligaments

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strong connective tissue

attaches bone to bone

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24
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tendons

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connective tissue
attaches muscle to bone
muscle to muscle

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3 kinds of muscle
skeletal smooth cardiac
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bone tissue
light and strong rich in blood and nerve supply tissue- calcium phosphate
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fast twitch
contract more rapidly | produce bursts of power
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slow twitch
greater endurance
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excessive use
hypertrophy | increase in size
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prolonged use
atrophy | decrease in size
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what does blood do
transportation protection temp regulation maintains body equilibrium
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heart rate
no. of times heart beats per minute
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stroke volume
amount of blood pumped to heart each beat
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adaption/rest/recovery
adjust to increased/decreased demands coordinate muscle movement develop sport specific skill
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Dynamic strength
Hand grip dynamometer Squeeze as hard as you can 3 times Record highest score
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30m sprint
Start 20m behind line Sprint 30m Time taken when cross 20m and finish at 30m Top speed over 10m
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Abdominal curl
Lie on back, arms crossed across chest, knees bent Up and back down is 1 Do as many as you can in 30secs Result is score
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Sergeant jump
``` Vertical jump board Stretch up+ mark full height Bend knees+ jump Touch board Distance between marks is score ```
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10x5m shuttle run
Sprint lane 5m long x1.5 m wide Quick as can, both feet cross line Time is score
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Illinois agility test
Illinois sprint track Sprint quick as can Lower time, better speed and agility
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Ruler drop test
Hold ruler between thumb and forefinger at 0 Dropped- catch as quick as possible Lower no. you catch- quicker your reaction
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Flamingo balance
Upside down gym bench Stand 1 foot, hold other foot Long as possible Time is score
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Anatomical position
Standing up straight Facing forward Hands next to thighs Thumbs facing outward
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Superior
Closer to head
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Inferior
Further from head
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Proximal
Closer to chest
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Distal
Further from chest
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Effects of age
``` Strength Flexibility Injury and disease Reaction times Experience ```
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Physical factors
``` Colds and flu Asthma Anaemia Hay fever Fatigue Lack of sleep Menstruation Physical ability ```
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Psychological factors
Mental preparation Mental ability Experience
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External factors
``` Environment Equipment Technology Other players Officials ```
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Introverts
``` Concentration Precision Self-motivation Intricate skills Low arousal levels Individual performances ```
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Extroverts
``` Exciting Team sports Fast paced High arousal levels Large,simple motor skills Low concentration ```
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Ego-centered
``` Success relative to others Strive to beat opponent Desires results Focus on outcome Concerned about image Self-centered ```
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Task orientated
``` Success measured against personal achievement Improve own performance Love of sport Self-satisfaction Focus on task and process Forget about others around ```
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Goal setting
Motivate to work hard Help prepare you for performance Feel in control+ less worried Give confidence
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Stress
Stimulus resulting in arousal | Response to specific situation
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Arousal
State of readiness to perform | Helps motivate individuals
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Eustress
Positive reaction of performer to stress | Leading to optimal arousal
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Stressors
Situation causes stressful response | Eg. injury,competition
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Stress response
``` Way which we cope with stress GAS Alarm reaction Resistance Exhaustion ```
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Sit and reach
``` Flexibility Need a box Back against wall, legs straight Feet flat against box Reach over box Measure ```
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40m sprint
Speed and agility Stop watch+ gates Run the course as quick as possible
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Juggling
Coordination Juggle 3 balls continuously Score is no. Of completed cycles Without dropping ball
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Harvard step
``` Bench and stop watch 30x pet min for 5 mins Rest 1 min Take pulse for 15 secs Higher result, fitter you are ```
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Cycle ergonometer
``` Exercise bike and stop watch Load at 60 revs per min 150w M 100w F Pedal 5 mins Take pulse 15 secs Lower the fitter you are ```
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Cooper test
Measured track, stop watch Run for 12 mins, fast as you can More laps the fitter you are
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Bleep test
``` 20m shuttle run and cd player Run in time with bleeps- get faster Drop out- take note of level Matched against chart Tell your VO2 max ```
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Anterior
Front of body
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Posterior
Back of body
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Midline
Line running through body | Tip of nose to belly button
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Medial
Closer to midline
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Lateral
Further from midline
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Anabolic agents- steroids
``` Bulk up Increase muscle mass Train harder High blood pressure, heart disease Infertility, cancer ```
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Stimulants
``` Reduce pain Increase reaction speed Raise aggression Highly addictive High blood pressure, strokes Heart, liver problems ```
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Diuretics
Loose weight quickly Clear traces of other substances Increase urination Dehydration
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Narcotic analgesics
``` Pain killers Mask pain from injury Withdrawal symptoms Highly addictive Constipation Low blood pressure ```
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Peptide hormones
Blood doping Similar effects to steroids Stokes Abnormal growth patterns
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Stress experience | Symptoms
Indecisiveness Decreased concentration Worry Decreased attention span
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Anxiety
Negative reaction of performer | Leading to over arousal
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State anxiety
Emotional state at given time | Variable from situation
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Trait anxiety
Mentality to interpreting situation as threatening | Responding with increased state anxiety
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Competitive trait anxiety
High trait view situation as more threatening than low trait | Respond with higher state anxiety
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Measuring stress
Self report questionnaires Physiological measurements Observation