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2A: physical demands of performance Flashcards

1
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what is health

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a state of complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.

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what is fitness

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the ability to meet or cope with the demands of the environment

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what are health related components of fitness

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they have a strong relationship with overall health and are associated with a lower prevalence of chronic disease like CVD, osteoporosis and depression

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what are the health related components of fitness

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cardiovascular and muscular endurance, muscular strength, flexibility and body composition

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what is cardiovascular endurance

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the ability of the body to perform prolonged dynamic exercise eg triathlon

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what is muscular strength

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the amount of force a muscle can exert with a single maximum effort eg weightlifting

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what is muscular endurance

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the ability of a muscle or group of muscles to remain contracted or to contract repeatedly eg swimming

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what is flexibility

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the range of movement available in a joint or group of joints

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what is body composition

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the proportion of fat and fat free (muscle, bone and water) mass in the body

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what are performance related components of fitness

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they do not specifically impact on recreational performance but are important in the performance of sports.

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what are the PRF’s

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agility, balance, coordination, power, speed and reaction time

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what is agility

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the ability to move and change direction quickly while maintaining control eg soccer

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what is balance

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the ability to keep the body stable by maintaining equilibrium while moving or stationary eg gymnastics

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what is coordination

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the ability to use two or more different parts of the body together, smoothly and efficiently eg hurling

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what is power

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the product of strength and speed eg rugby

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what is speed

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the maximum rate at which an individual is able to perform a movement or cover a distance in a period of time, speed = distance divided by time, eg sprinting

17
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what is reaction time

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the time taken to start responding to a stimulus and initiate a response eg goalkeeping

18
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why would you fitness test

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identify a needs analysis, help set realistic goals, monitor how effective training is, help form a training programme and intensities

19
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what is a fitness test battery

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a group of fitness tests that closely represent the physiological demands of the sport or event the athlete competes in.

20
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how would you select which tests to test in a battery

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choose the components of fitness most relevant to their sport, check the test is valid and has normative data, check resources available

21
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what do you need to consider before setting up a test battery

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necessary equipment, health and safety considerations, the sequence or order of tests eg fatiguing tests at the end, age/ability of participants, allow for warm up and breaks, do participants understand the tests, is data valid

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what is validity

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a test that follows the correct protocol

23
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what is reliability

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tests are set up the same way when they are conducted on a repeated basis

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what is normative data

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data collected from a specific population which can be used as a comparison for individuals within that population

25
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what should you do with the results of a test battery

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compare results against previous scores and normative data

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what should a coach do with the results from the test battery

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establish a baseline fitness level, identify components of fitness that require more work, set short term/long term goals, design session plans

27
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what is the test for body composition

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BMI

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what is the test for muscular endurance

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plank hold

29
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what is the test for muscular strength

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hand grip dynamometer

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what is the test for flexibilty

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sit and reach test

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what is the test for CV endurance

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12 min cooper run

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what is the test for agility

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Illinois agility test

33
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what is the test for balance

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stork balance test

34
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what is the test for coordination

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wall test

35
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what is the test for power

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vertical jump

36
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what is the test for reaction time

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ruler drop test

37
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what is the test for speed

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30m sprint test

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