structures strategies roles and relationships Flashcards
define structure
It describes the shape or formation that a team may set up with.
What would a manger consider when setting up a structure for the team?
Strengths, opponents strengths and weaknesses, structure worked for them in the past, does structure match game play
define rules in sport
rules in sport are a set of criteria which must be followed in order for an athlete to participate fairly. For example, handball is not allowed in soccer. They are pre-agreed upon sets of principles, governing a sport or physical activity for reasons of safety, sportsmanship, equipment or facility design, and competitiveness.
define ritual in sport
Rituals: a ritual in sport is an action or behaviour which an athlete does leading up to or during a sporting event which they believe to have a specific purpose or power to enhance their performance. These rituals can range from clothes worn, foods eaten or music played before a performance.
define convention in sport
Conventions: a convention in sport is like a tradition or something which is done the majority of the time. Conventions are like the unwritten rules of sporting events. Conventions include shaking hands with an opponent before or after a game of football/hurling or boxers touching gloves before a fight.
Give some example of structures in sport
Football (Soccer) Formations – e.g., 4-4-2, 4-3-3, 3-5-2
Scrum wheel – Twisting the scrum to win a penalty.
Wide Play (Expansive Rugby) – Spreading the ball to the wings quickly for fast, attacking rugby.
In basketball - 4-Out, 1-In Offense
Give some example of strategies in sport
rugby- Switch Plays: Changing the direction of attack to confuse defenders.
swimming- Negative Split Strategy: Swimming faster in the second half of a race. Optimized Relay Order: Placing the fastest swimmer last (anchor leg).
F1-Undercut Strategy: Pitting earlier than opponents to gain an advantage with fresh tires.
cYCLING- RIDE IN PACK
what are ways that officials can manage conflict between players?
-speak to captains about actions
-use an assertive tone
-apply appropriate rules of the game
-provide clarity on situation that may have started conflict
DEFINE STRATGIES
Strategies are tactics or game plans employed by a team or an individual to try to maximise
their chance of success.
wHAT IS COMPOSITION
IS IT THE ACTION OF PUTTING THINGS TOGETHER IN AN ORGANISED AND STRUCTURED MANNER
What are the elements of composition? Start Dancing To Rap
Space
Dynamics
Tiema dn Rhyhm
Relationships
what would the compositional element space include
Direction
Level ie height
Dimension amount of space performance will use
Patterns and formations
what would the compositional element time and rhythm include
Music
Duration
Timing- sync and sequencing
Momentum increase or decreasing
what would the compositional element dynamics include
Forces- strong, weak or explosive
Flow- free to bound
what would the compositional relationships include
Between audience, partner, team mate, coach
what are physical qualities a performer will need to be elite
Being born with genetic physical qualities is not enough
Huge amount of time needs to be put into training the body for the elite levl
what are personal qualities a performer will need to be elite
Must be incredibly intrinsically motivate
Must be coachable
Listen to feedback and apply it
Good relationship with people around them
what are technical qualities a performer will need to be elite
Differ from sport to sport
Gymnast will need different technical qualities than a runner
Some sports are scored purely based on technique
When analysing opponents performance what do you look for
The structures and strategies they use
Weaknesses and strengths
Favoured side
Common mistakes
Any pattrns
WHta would you use to analyse performnce
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