Uk sport Flashcards

1
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What is UK sport

A

Organisation responsible for developing elite talent in the UK

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2
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What is UK sport funded by

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National lottery and government

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3
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What are the main aims of UK sport

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Identify potential talent and support athletes through the World Class Programme

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4
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What does the world class programme cover

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All sports in the summer and winter olympics

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5
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How many levels are there to the world class programme

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2 - Podium, podium potential

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6
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What is podium as a level of the world class programme

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Supporting athletes with medal winning chance at next games (max 4 years)

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7
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What is podium potential as a level of the world class programme

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Supporting athletes with medal winning chance at subsequent games (max 8 years)

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8
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What is the annual investment of UK sport into the world class programme

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£100 million

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9
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How many athletes are part of both levels of the world class programme

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1300

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10
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What is funding given for through the world class programme

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Coaching, training, medical, tech and science, athlete living costs

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What is talent identification

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Search among general public or local sport clubs. Athletes submit applications to UK sport, who then invite them to phase 1 of testing

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12
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How many phases are there of the talent identification

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4

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What does phase 1 of the talent ID consist of

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Physical and skills based tests, and analysis of competitive history

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What does phase 2 and 3 of talent ID consist of

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Physical and medical screening, preparation for training, lifestyle workshops and psychological assessments

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What does phase 4 of talent ID consist of

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Selected athletes must train in a competitive elite environment for 6-12 months, subject to ongoing assessments

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16
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What occurs every 4 years to make sure athletes are on track as part of talent ID

A

Pathway health check (PHC)

17
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What is an example of a campaign designed by UK sport as part of talent ID

A

Tall and talented - advantage in rowing etc

18
Q

What % of income do UK sport invest

A

70%

19
Q

What two pathways does the invested 70% of UK sport’s income go to

A

Central funding

Funding for athletes

20
Q

What is central funding as a pathway for UK sport’s investment

A

Goes to NGBs who access and operate world class programme to give athletes personal/training support

21
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What is funding for athletes as a pathway for UK sport’s investment

A

Athlete performance award, where lottery funding is paid to help athletes living and sporting costs, (max 65k, average 28k - based on performance/potential)

22
Q

What is the advanced apprenticeship in sporting excellence (AASE)

A

Programme that provides training for 16-19 yo’s who have potential to be pro

23
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How many sports are involved in the AASE

A

20+

24
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What is the programme length of the AASE

A

12-24 months

25
Q

What are national institutes

A

Set up in all UK countries to provide sport science, medicine and tech to elite sportspeople to coaches and athletes

26
Q

What are 5 reasons for drop out or failure rate

A

Poor performance, injuries, media pressure, finance, travelling