How can goal setting affect our performance?
What is SMART goal setting?
Why does goal setting have to be specific?
Goals must be clear and relevant to the performer and their needs
Why does goal setting have to be measurable?
Why does goal setting have to be achievable?
Why does goal setting have to be recorded?
Goals that have been agreed should be recorded so that progress can be monitored
As goals are achieved, they can be croosed off, thus motivating the performer to press on towards the next goal
Why does goal setting have to be time phased?
Goals should be split into short-term goals leading to long-term goals
This step-by-step approach over a period of time ensures that goals remain realistic and achievable
What are the three types of goals?
What is outcome goals?
Goals that are targeted directly towards an end result of the activity
E.g. to win a netball match
What is performance goals?
Goals that are directed towards the individual’s end performance
E.g. cricketer to improve the batting average
What is process goals?
Goals that are used to improve a skill and are often related to technique
E.g. improving a cricketer’s batting technique
What are the benefits of goal setting?
What are factors that affect goal setting?
How does long/ short term goals affect goal setting?
How does shared decision making affect goal setting
Goals that are set through negotiation and agreement are far more effective than externally set goals
Goals agreed together are more likely to:
* Provide more motivation
* be fairer
* Be realistic
* Give a sense of ownership
How does goal difficulties affect goal setting
How does goal specificity affect goal setting