subjective analysis and the analysis process

Question 1

movement pattern

Answer 1

general series of movement, common elements of spatial configuration

Question 2

examples of movement patterns

Answer 2

afl kick, nrl, soccer, swing phase of running/walking

Question 3

skill

Answer 3

adapted to the constraints of a sport

Question 4

technique

Answer 4

particular type of a skill,

HJ, scissor v frosby

Question 5

style

Answer 5

individual modifications to a technique

Question 6

constraint (theres 3)

Answer 6

1) human- skinny not great for shot put
2) event- rules, oval shaped ball in AFL
3) environmental- wind/rain
- open/closed

Question 7

open

Answer 7

unpredictable, changing environment
outdoors, opposition
batting in cricket

Question 8

closed

Answer 8

predictable,
indoors
tennis serve

Question 9

semi-predictable environment e.g.

Answer 9

fielding a bouncing ball

100m race, only the start??

Question 10

kinematic

Answer 10

describes motion

Question 11

kinematic classification (theres 3)

Answer 11

discrete
serial (repeat discrete skills)
continuous
continuum goes down

Question 12

Discrete

Answer 12

defined start and end point
single act
divided into separate phase
bball free throw

Question 13

Phases of a discrete skill

Answer 13

1) preparation
2) movement OR execution
3) recovery OR follow through, which can lead onto the preparation phase of another skill

Question 14

continuous skill + phases

Answer 14

repeated cycles of the same movement, running

divide each cycle into phases, swing and stance phase in walking

Question 15

serial

Answer 15

performed repeatedly in an apparently continuous performance

Question 16

methods of analysis

Answer 16

anatomical analysis (musc. funct. anat.)
direct subjective analysis

Question 17

direct subjective analysis

Answer 17

1) pre-observation, knowing what should happen, and being able to break it down already
2) observation
i) subjective
level of performer
consistency of performer, repeat the skill
individual characteristics, e.g. individual style, running
ii) phasic analysis
3) post observation, comparison

Question 18

OPO

Answer 18

overall performance objective

Question 19

For each discrete skill

Answer 19

mechanical purpose

biomechianic