types of practice Flashcards

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what is massed practice

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  • is continuous with no rest intervals
  • used for discrete, simple, closed and high organised skills
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what are the advantages of massed practice

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  • promotes/improves fitness
  • makes the skill become almost automatic
  • helps form motor programmes
  • efficient use of time
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what are the disadvantages of massed practice

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  • can produce fatigue
  • danger of negative transfer unless coach makes conditions similar to game environment
  • demands are high so performer could lose motivation
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what type of practice is a free throw in basketball an example of

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massed practice

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what is distribute practice

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  • involves rest intervals between sessions
  • used when the skill is complex, open, gross, externally-paced and low organised
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what are the advantages of distributed practice

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  • takes pressure off performer as they are allowed rest
  • good for beginners
  • allows for feedback and review
  • offers motivation
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what are the disadvantages of distributed practice

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  • it is time consuming
  • not useful for expert performers who wish to overlearn skills
  • danger of negative transfer
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what type of practice is dribbling in hockey an example of

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distributed practice

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what is varied practice

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  • changing the practice type and the drills
  • used when skills are open, externally paced, continuous and complex
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what are the advantages of varied practice

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  • allows players to adapt their skills
  • increase motivation through fun games and drills
  • helps develop existing skills from the memory store (schema)
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what are the disadvantages of varied practice

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  • time consuming
  • danger of negative transfer
  • may place unnecessary demands on performer
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what type of practice is a goal in football an example of

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varied practice

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what is mental practice

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  • going over the skill in the mind without movement
  • used when the skill is serial or complex
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what are the advantages of mental practice

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  • improves reaction time
  • builds motor programmes
  • builds confidence
  • controls anxiety
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what are the disadvantages of mental practice

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  • must be correct
  • envionment must be calm
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when might mental practice be used

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a performer is going over their routine before competing (could be in gymnastics, trampolining, dance etc)