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cardiovascular system
How do you label the heart,
Describe the flow of blood throug...,
Describe the cardiac conduction s...
59
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respiratory system
What is diffusion,
What is gaseous exchange,
What is the order of passages tha...
23
cards
sports and society
What is popular recreation,
When may sports like mob football...,
What was sport called in pre indu...
57
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skill characteristics and their impact on transfer and practice
Skill,
Open skill,
Closed skill
46
cards
principles and theories of learning and performance
What is learning,
Performance,
What is the cognitive stage of le...
50
cards
the musculoskeletal system and analysis of movement in physical activities
Name the 2 types of joints that a...,
What does the ball and socket joi...,
What does a hinge joint allow for
35
cards
Use of guidance and feedback
What are the four methods of guid...,
What is visual guidance,
What stage of learning does visua...
27
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the neuromuscular system
What are the 3 main types of musc...,
What is the definition of aerobic,
What is the definition of anaerobic
33
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memory models
What is the simple memory model,
What is an input,
What is decision making
42
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Energy systems
What does the body convert into e...,
What are the three energy systems,
Is the atp pc system aerobic or a...
59
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exercise post oxygen consumption (EPOC)
What is steady state,
Vo2 max the maximum or optimum ra...,
Oxygen consumption
20
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The impact of sport on society and of society on sport
Society,
Discrimination,
I
23
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OBLA
What does obla stand for,
Lactate accumulation,
Lactate accumulation
11
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Schema theory
What does schema theory help us e...,
What is a gmp,
What is the benefit of schema s b...
9
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Social action theory
0
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methods of practice
What is whole practice,
What is whole part whole,
What is progressive prats
14
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theories of learning
Who is responsible for operant co...,
What is operant conditioning,
What are the three main features ...
25
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fluid mechanics
What is fluid mechanics,
What are drag and air resistance ...,
What is drag
20
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biomechanics
What is angular motion,
How do we measure angular motion,
What is moment of inertia
11
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Concepts of physical activity and sport
What is physical recreation,
What is the sporting development ...,
Concepts of physical recreation
14
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personality
What is personality,
What are traits,
What can be said about trait theory
8
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attitudes
What is an attitude,
What is,
How are attitudes formed
11
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arousal
What is arousal,
What is arousal drive theory,
What are the problems with drive ...
11
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levers
What is a lever system,
What are the 3 types of levers,
What is the fulcrum
10
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linear motion
What are the 3 scalar quantities,
What are the four vector quantities,
What is mass
14
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achievement motivation
What is achievement motivation,
What is approach behaviour,
What is a nach perfomer
9
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violence in sport
What are the 3 causes of violence...,
Name 3 causes of violence in spor...,
Causes of violence in sport in re...
7
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development of elite performers in sport
Identify five personal factors th...,
Identify the societal and cultura...,
What is a national governing body
10
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confidence in sport
What is trait confidence,
What is state confidence,
10
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business, sport and the media
What is the media,
What is the golden triangle,
Commercialism
8
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The impact of sport on society and of society on sport
What is society
1
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Nutrition
Carbohydrates,
Unsaturated fats,
Protein
19
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leadership
What is a leader,
What is a prescribed leader,
What is an emergent leader
28
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Ethics in sport
What amateurism,
What is sportsmanship,
What is a simulation
13
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