Midterm Flashcards

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Define Biomechanics

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Applications of methods of mechanics to the study of the structure and function of biological systems

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3 Areas of Biomechanics and explain

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Sport and exercise biomechanics- causes and effects of mechanics of sport movements. Occupational biomechanics- interaction of workers with their tools and materials. Forensic biomechanics- causes of musculosketal disorders and evaluation of treatment methods

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History of exercise and sport physiology. Anatomical period.

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Aristotle. How people move and forces at play

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History of exercise and sport physiology. Theoretical period

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Scientific revolution. Alfonso borelli, father of biomechanics

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History of exercise and sport physiology. Experimental period

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Gait and analysis through video. Human walking apparatus.

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History of exercise and sport physiology. Modern Period

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Computers, tech., journals

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why do we study Biomechanics

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To help people move better. Improving performance and reducing injuries

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Types of biomechanics 2

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Classical mechanics- the study of motion of bodies under the action of a system of forces.
Kinematics- study of motion

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Propulsive force define

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Causes a body to speed up

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Braking force define

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Causes a body to slow down

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Muscle tendon complex

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The muscle and all the elastic components

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Concentration action

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MTC is shortening and generating energy

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eccentric action

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MTC is lengthening and absorbing energy

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Isometric

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MTC is not chnaging and MTC is transferring energy

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Define exercise and sport psych.

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The study of the psychological factors that come into play before, during and after sport performance situation and the application of that knowledge

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Sport vs exercise psych. Focus

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Sport psych. is athletes and exercise psych is general public.

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Sport vs exercise psych. Main goal

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Sport Psych. manipulate factors to increase performance. Exercise psych. understand factors that influence individuals exercise behaviors

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Sport vs exercise psych. Areas of interest

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Sport psych. performance tech. to increase consistency and accuracy in athletics performance. exercise psych. factors that influence someone to exercise.

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what do Sport Psychologist do 3 things

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Research, Teaching and consulting

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How to become sports psychologist. Clinical sport psych.

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Typically licensed psychologists who have extensive training regarding clinical issues and are trained to diagnose severe emotional disorders

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How to become sports psychologist. educational sport psych.

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extensive background in kinesiology or exercise training with additional training in counseling

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Psychphysiological define

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explaination in sport and exercise lies within physiological processes happening in the brain and body

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Sport- Physiological define

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Behaviors are the result of an interaction between environmental and personal factors

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Cognitive - behavioral Define

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Behaviors come from individuals thoughts and beliefs

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Theories of Motivation. Social cognitive theory Define
Behaviors are influenced by personal (Self esteem), envriomental (Weather) and behavioral factors (Level of difficulty)
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Achievement goal theory
Set goals so that when you achieve them you will be motivated to keep going and pursuing further work.
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Psychological skill development Define
Systematic and consistent practice of mental skills for purpose of enhancing performance, increasing enjoyment or having greater sport and physical satisfaction
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Hierarchy of psych. skills 5
Most important routines-- imagery-- self talk -- concentration -- anxiety regulation
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Exercise psych define
How the body responds to stress
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Sport psych define
application of exercise psych. to guide training and enhance sport performance
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Acute exercise effects define
Sudden responses to exercise
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Chronic exercise effects define
long term responces to exercise
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Name some instrumental activities
chores, cooking, and shopping
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Difference of physical activity and exercise
Exercise is planned
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4 responsibilities of professional exercise physiologist
Promote health. Prevent illnesses. Restore health. Help athletes reach potential
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ATP what does it stand for and its role
Adenosine triphosphate and enabling PA= fuel
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Acute physiological responses within body to increase oxygen supply 2
increase breathing. increase heart rate
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Define Physical fitness
Physiological attributes that reflect the ability of the systems of the body to support physical activity
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How to increase aerobic compicity
long steady activities
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How to increase body composition
Strength training and diet
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How to increase flexibility
Yoga
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How to increase Muscular endurance
Interval training
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How to increase Muscular strength
Resistance training
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Things you must ask a patient 3
Ask about goals, current physical condition, and physical history.
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Skills related components of physical fitness 6
Agility, balance, coordination, power, reaction time, speed
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Overload principal Define
The body must be stressed to a level beyond what its used to stimulate training adaptations
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Principal of Progressions
as the body adapts to exercise intensity must continue to increase to keep seeing results
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Define motor Behavior
Ways in which humans control movement
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Motor control define
Study of motor performance at a given point in time
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Motor performance define
observable actions humans take when performing a task
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Motor learning Define
Study of the acquisition of skills for effective movement over time and with practice
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Motor Development Define
Study of change in performance over time.
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Motor behavior as a field of study. How long is motor learning
days, weeks
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Motor behavior as a field of study. How long is motor control
seconds, minutes
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Motor behavior as a field of study. How long is motor development
months, years
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Explain outside-in method
Start with observable movement. Describing movements
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Explain inside-out method
Start with anatomical structures. Describes relationship between structures and functions
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evolution of Perceived core of Kine. 1890s-1900s
Medical gymnastics supporting health of children in school
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evolution of Perceived core of Kine. 1930-1960
Natural sports and games to support health for all
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evolution of Perceived core of Kine. 1970-present
Scienced based discipline of kine.
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3 strata of human movement Methods of career application.
Learn of to teach people (University).
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Top 2 skills employers are looking for
Communication and Teamwork
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Describe learner-centered approach
Teacher simply guides learning, self assessments and adequate preparation.
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Explain Holistic approach
Big picture is greater than its pieces
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A history of Kine. embryonic period. when was it and explain
1820-1900. Physical education. training mostly happened in teaching schools. Curriculum was anatomy, physics and anthropology
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A history of Kine. Profession of physical education. When was it and explain.
1900-1960. Vigorous exercise for men and moderate exercise for women. rise of men's intercollegiate sports and play-days for women.
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A history of Kine. Academic discipline of Physical education. When was it
1960-1980.
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A history of Kine. Big ten body of knowledge symposium 6 areas of specialization.
Biomechanics. Exercise physiology. Administrative theory in athletes. history of philosophy of physical education. Motor learning. Sociology and sport education
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If we break apart the word kinesiology what does its parts mean
Kinesis mean movement and ology means The study of.