The Development of Exercise Flashcards
What is Talent and Skill Development?
The provision of the most appropriate (i.e., facilitative) environments for athletes to accelerate their learning and performance
What does FTEM stand for?
Foundations
Talent
Elite
Mastery
What did Gublin et al. (2013) find in their study
Three ‘worlds’ = sport engagement:
> Active Lifestyle
> Sports Participation
> Sporting Excellence
Name 3 Foundational Sports Experiences
- Fundamental Movement Skills
- Extension and Refinement of Movement Foundations
- Sport specific commitment and/or competition
Developing Expertise in the sampling years
> Free play
> Deliberate Play
Developing Expertise in the investment/specialisation years
> Structured Practice
> Delivered Practice
What are the Primary Factors that make an expert according to Baker and Horton (2004)
> Genetics
Psych Factors
Training
Name the Secondary Factors that make an expert according to Baker and Horton (2004)
> Contextual Variables
> Socio-Cultural Variables
Define Deliberate Play
The goal of deliberate play is to have fun, and it is the modification of existing sport games
Define Deliberate Practice
Practiced with full concentration on improving a specific aspect of performance
What did Horton (2012) find?
Family play a significant role in the early development of expertise, during the sampling years
What did Farrow (2012) find?
Coaches play a significant role in the development of sport specific skills, especially during Specialisation years
Define Talent according to Gublin et al. (2013)
An expression of systematically developed skills resulting from the interaction of both nature and nurture
What can coaches do to monitor talent?
> Does the athlete have “trainability”
> Are there observable/measurable improvements in sport specific skills and performances
What makes an athlete, “elite”?
Elite = full international