Health&Fitness&Sports Roles Flashcards
(34 cards)
Advantages of a KNOCKOUT Competition?
- Quick and easy to organise
- can allow high numbers of entry as half drop out after each round
Dis advantages of LADDER competitions?
- progress can be very slow
- only suitable for small entry
Definition of BALANCE
Ability to maintain a given position in static & dynamic situations and to be able to stay stable
What is a test for BALANCE
Plank
What is POWER
Combo of max speed and strength
Definition of TIMING
Ability to coincide movement in relation to external factors
Convo of decision making, reaction time & coordination
Dis advantages of a KNOCKOUT competition
If you lose you only get one game
May need qualifying events to get the right mathematical number
Example of a league completion
Football premiership
Dis advantages of a LEAGUE Competition
Goes on for a long time
Can take years to get to a higher league
Fixture congestion
Example of a knockout competition
FA CUP in football
Example of a combination event
Word cup in football or rugby
Identify the 5 components of skill related fitness
Agility Coordination Balance Timing Reaction time
Definition of CO-ORDINATION
Ability to link all parts of a movement into one efficient, smooth movement
Ability to control body during activity
Test for coordination
Alternate hand throw
Advantages of combination events
As many games as liked
Teams get more than one chance to qualify
Allows high number of teams to be involved
What can flexibility help?
Reduces the risk of injury
Improves posture
Makes a performance more efficient or effective
What is a professional
Someone who takes part in a sport or activity for their livelihood or full time job
What is flexibility
Range of movement around a joint
What is cardio vascular endurance
The ability for the heart and lungs to keep operating efficiently during exercise
Definition of AGILITY
Combo of flexibility and speed
Ability to move quickly changing direction and speed when needed
Test for agility?
Illinois agility test
What is speed?
Ability to move all or parts of the body as quickly as possible
Example of a ladder competition
Badminton club
Definition of reaction time
How quickly you are able to respond to something or to a stimulus