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1
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what is the # 1 physical activity to decrease aging

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Dance

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What does LTAD stand for?

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long term atlete devlopment

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What does long term athlete devlopment meaning? (LTAD)

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-emphsises physical litery across lifespan

-provides 7 stage training competition and recovery pathway

  • takes into different devlopementals atages as we undergo as children, adolescents and adults
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4
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what is kinesiology?

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systematic study of the physiological, psychological, and sociological aspect of human movement and how it can be optomised.

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5
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when was the ancient olympics?

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776 BCE

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when did the modern olympics occur?

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1896

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7
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what percentage of athletes are women?

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40%

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8
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what percenatge of women recieve collage scholarships?

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43%

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9
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what percentage of women get sports coverage?

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4%

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10
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whats is DOMS

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delayed onset muscle soreness

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what is physical literacy?

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educational movement pioneered by British educator named Margret Whitehead

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LOng term athlete development (LTAD)

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-body movement and awareness
-physically literate move with confidence and in a wide variety of physical environments
-physically literacy benefits the development of a whole person
-movement confidence and pathway to happy healthy living

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LATD

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-emphasizes physical literacy across the lifespan

-provides a seven-stage training competition recovery pathway

-that takes into account the different developmental stages we undergo as children and adolescents and adults

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14
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What is kinesiology?

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Systematic study of physiological psychology and sociology aspect of human element and how it can be optimized

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15
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Career pathways

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Research medicine health promotion rehab teaching and training

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16
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The ancient Olympics date

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776 BCE

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17
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What does the Olympics have in place for travelling

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They have a truce to travel without fear

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18
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When did the modern Olympics occur

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1896

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19
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What percentage of sports editors in the US are men

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90%

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The renaissance

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The rival of Greek and Roman culture

Italian physician vittorino da Feltre started his first childhood physical education classes in 1420

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21
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The rival of the Olympic Games 1896

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French educator Barbin do Carbonton received Olympics for gentlemen only in Athens 1896

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When was the first winter Olympics

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1924

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23
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Olympic charter in Olympic movement

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Movement promotes values of peace tolerance international understanding in amateurism

educate sport without discrimination

overseen by IOC

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24
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What is nationalism?

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Demonstrates countries superiority in sports and assume superiority and other classes

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25
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What is the Paralympics

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Six main disability categories amputees cerebral palsy intellectual disabilities impaired Ness spinal injuries etc.

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26
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What is the Special Olympics

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Intellectual disabilities all abilities to train and compete

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Difference between para and Special Olympics

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Sporting Philosophy is different

Special helps all who wants to participate and does not exclude divisions based on score and ability it’s personal achievement

Para fulfil certain criteria and meet qualifying standards elite performance and best of the best

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28
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Olympic ideal as a positive model

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Truce friendly relationships between nations

Promote peace in solidarity

All countries participate in the Olympics agree to the global truce seven days before and seven days after

In 2022 Russia was the first country to violate the truth when invading Ukraine

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29
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Who are the Edmonton grads

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96% winning streak. 1 4th St. called metals forbid to drink smoke Mari got told it would destroy their femininity

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30
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When was woman’s first participation ever in the Olympics

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1928

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31
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When was the first year women were allowed to compete in every sport

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2012 London Olympics

32
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What is title nine

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Title nine in the selection of the US educational amendments legalization

Equal opportunity legalization was passed in 1972

Legalization lab girls and women to the same physical education and sports opportunities that men have taken for granted

The title nine pave the way for more scholarships for Canadian female athlete attending US universities

33
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United nations goal

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Millennium development goal three ways to promote gender equality and empower women

34
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What is the only professional sport that pays equally

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Tennis

35
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What was the article about women’s US hockey team about

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Unfair treatment of hotels planes and marketing they decide to boycott and not go onto the Olympics. They came to conclusion of a deal of money

36
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Who is Jackie Robinson

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First black professional baseball player to sign with the major leagues

37
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Who was a professional basketball player that came out as gay

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Jason Collins

38
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Who is Caster Semenya

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800 m runner femininity was questioned high natural testosterone

39
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What is the IOC’s rules of gender

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Whatever you identify as you can compete as

40
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What is the NCAA’s rules for gender

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Transition before 12 follow hormonal level and rules requirements for sport.

If there isn’t requirements follow IOC

41
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Government sport funding in Canada

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Hosting program

sport support program

athlete assistance program

42
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Why is the largest contributor of funding to Canadian amateur athletes

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Own the podium

43
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Who owns the FACE program

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Petro Canada

44
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What requirements do you need to get funding for amateur Canadian athletes

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Have to be top 16 in the world

45
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What is the difference between amateur and professional athletes

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Compensation

46
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What is the revenue streams

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Broadcasting, commercial, match pay revenue, and merchandising

47
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What is sport ethics

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Official and unofficial rules of an appropriate conduct in relation to sport in the dilemmas that arise if the rules are breached in pursuit of sport

48
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What is a sponsorship

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Promotion of a company in association with a property product or event service

49
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Sport sponsorship

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Refers to the use of sporting events sports teams and individual athletes to promote various commercial products are sold for profit

50
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What is the restriction of tobacco

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In 2000 Canadian federal law heavily restricted tobacco advertising in tennis

51
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Who from Nike sponsorship was not allowed for maternity leave

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Alessia monanto

52
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What is the code

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An unwritten law in the game of hockey that all players follow

53
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Who is Don Sanderson

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A player that didn’t like to fight he was used for size and aggressiveness followed the code for his team fell and died played for Whitby

54
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What is violence

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The intentional use of physical force to hurt injure a person or damage property

55
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What is aggression

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Attacking or threatening a person without being provoked

56
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What is a spinal cord injury

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Sense 31 pairs of spinal nerves unable to send signals that are electrical impulses

57
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What’s paraplegia

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Injury that prevents the use of legs but not the arms

58
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What is quadriplegia

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Injury that prevents the movement of both arms and legs

59
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What’s TBI

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Traumatic brain injury sudden trauma that causes damage to the brain

60
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Concussion

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Rapid movement back-and-forth loss of normal function minor TBI

61
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What is Rowan’s law

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hit stop sit

62
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Increased DAI diffuse axonal injury

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Females have smaller axons and fewer micro tubes compared to males resulting in a higher risk of concussion

63
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What sport has the highest concussion rate

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Women’s hockey

64
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What is PCS

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Post concussion syndrome

Condition that typically associated with a head injury

Persist for a period of time after head injury has occurred

Woman elderly children individuals with prior history of headaches more successful to post soncsusion to syndrom

65
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What is a concussion blood test

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And development measures substances such as proteins enzymes and plasma that are released into the blood within hours of a brain injury

66
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What does CTE stand for

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Chronic traumatic enceohalopathy

67
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What is CTE

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Degenerative Brain disease found in athletes military vets and others with a history of repetitive brain trauma

CTE protein called TAU forms through clumps that slowly spread throughout the brain killing brain cells

It affects mood behaviour impulse control problems aggression depression and paranoia

Thinking memory loss impaired judgement

Multiple hits to the head over the years more exposure not severity

Can only be diagnosed after death

68
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Who was the athlete that played in the NHL who died of a drug overdose

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Derek Boogaard

69
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Who is Jeremy Newberry NFL

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Took Toradol and Focalin for his ankle pain results and condition failure from Toradol he has stage three kidney failure

70
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Olympic athletes with other life at 30 if they could win a gold medal

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T

71
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What is the use of illegal equipment

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Mechanical doping

72
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What is WADA

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World anti-doping agency

73
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What is the McLaren report

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Swapping urine samples

state government founded operation

International committee allowed O.A.R. Olympic athletes of Russia to compete but not under Russia

74
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What is Russia’s band at the Olympics

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Four years

75
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What is meldonium

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Increases blood flow and oxygen capacity to muscles and improves

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