Unit 3 Flashcards

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What is phase 1 of a warm up?

A

Pulse raiser - increase heart rate, temperature of muscles and blood flow

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2
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What phase in a warm up is dynamic stretching?

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Phase 2 - replicate the sport and increase elasticity in muscles

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3
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What are the physiological benefits to a warm up?

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Increase oxygen to working muscles for respiration, increase body temperature, increase flexibility to decrease risk of injury

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4
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Name 2 psychological benefits to a warm up?

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Raises arousal to match readiness, focuses mind and body for activity

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5
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Name 2 of both physio and psychological benefits to a cool-down?

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Maintain delivery of oxygen, removal of lactic acid, time to reflect and calm the mind

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6
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What does SPORT stand for in principles of training?

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Specificity, Progressive Overload, Reversibility, Tedium

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What does FITT stand for in principles of overload?

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Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type

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8
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Name 4 methods of training?

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Continuous training, circuit training, weight training, plyometrics

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9
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How do you calculate MAX HEART RATE?

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220 - performers age

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10
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What does appropriate footwear aid?

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It prevents injury, provides support and grip for specific sport

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11
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What does a spotter in weightlifting aid?

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Prevents injury from performing incorrectly and failing rep

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12
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What does taping/bracing aid?

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Prevents injury, increases blood flow, better stability, keeps selected muscle in position prevention from tear or overextension

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13
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What is altitude training?

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Specialised training at over 5000ft above sea level

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14
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Who would use altitude training to better performance?

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Long distance training e.g marathon runners

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15
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What are 2 benefits of altitude training?

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Oxygen carrying capacity increases, delivers more oxygen to working muscles

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16
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What are 2 negatives of altitude training?

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Can cause dizziness and nausea, negative effect on immune system

17
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What are positives within pre season training?

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Improve general and aerobic fitness, aim to improve a specific fitness e.g acceleration

18
Q

What is within the competitive season?

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Maintain fitness levels, performer should be at peak fitness, work on specific skills

19
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Benefits of post season?

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Rest and recover from competitive season, continue light aerobic training to ensure fitness levels don’t drop too far, fully recovered for pre season

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