Sport studies Flashcards

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Aerobic Endurance

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ability of the cardio respiratory system to supply oxygen and nutrients to the muscles to sustain low to medium intensity work to delay fatigue.

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name 4 aerobic endurance fitness test

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yo-yo test
harvard step test
12- minutes cooper run
multi stage fitness test (bleep test)

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fitness training methods (4)

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continuous training
fartlek training
interval training
circuit training

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Muscular endurance

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the ability of the musclE system to continue to contract at a light to moderate intensity to allow repetition movements

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Aerobic endurance sporting example

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marathon

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muscular endurance sporting example

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rock climbing

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sporting example for flexibility

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gymnastics

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flexibility

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range of motion possible at a joint

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body composition sporting example

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shot putters

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body composition

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relative ratio of fat made to fat-free mass in the body

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power

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product of speed and dstrength

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power sporting exmaple

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javelin throw

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agility

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ability to change direction quickly

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agility sporting example

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dribbling in and out or players in football

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reaction time

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time taken between a stimulus and the start of a response

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reaction time sporting example

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badminton

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balance

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ability to maintain centre of mass over a base

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balance se

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balance beam in gymnastics

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coordination

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ability to move two or more body parts at the same time

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coordination se

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batting in cricket

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4 fitness training principles

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frequently
intensity
time
type

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frequency

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number of training sessions completed over a period of time

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intensity
how hard an individual will train
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time
how long an indivisible will train for
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type
how an individual will train by selecting an appropriate training method
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progressive overload
in order to progress, training needs to be demanding enough to cause the body to adapt
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specifically
training should meet the needs of the sport
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individual differences
training should meet the needs of an individual
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adaptation
changed to the body due to increased training loads
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reversibility
if training stops, it intensity of training is lowered, fitness gains from training are lost
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variation
altering types of training to avoid boredom and maintain motivation to train
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rest and recovery
to allow the body to recover and adapt
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maximum heart rate
220-age=MHR
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calibration
process or action which checks something (equipment) for accuracy
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reliability
is the ability to repeatedly carry out the same test and achieve comparable results each time
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validity
is how actuate a set of results are
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practicality
how suitable the test is for the given situation
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factors affecting reliability
motivation of the participants conditions of the testing environment
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factors affecting practically
cost time taken to perform test time taken to set up test time taken to analyse
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muscular endurance test
one minute press up one minute sit up times plank test
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flexibility test
sit and reach test calf muscle flexibility teet shoulder flexibility test
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speed test
30 metre sprint test 30 metre flying sprint
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muscular strength test
grip dynamometer 1 rep max
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body composition test
body mass index bio electrical impedance analysis waist to hip ratio
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agility test
T test Iilinois agility run test
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balance test
stork stand Y balance test
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co-ordination test
alternative hand walk toss test stick flip flip co-ordination test
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power test
vertical jump test standing long jump margaritas kalaman power test
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reaction time yeat
ruler drop online reaction time test
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warm up
will incrwas mobility and prepare body for exercise
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pulse raiser
3-5 mins gradual increase in heart rate muscle temp will increase
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example of pulse raiser
gentle jogging running
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mobiliser
activities that take the joints through their range or movement
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static stretch
when a person holds a position for a stretch on the move
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dynamic
when a person carries out a stretch on the move
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cool down
gradual decrease in heart rate stretch to help return muscles
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flexibility training methods
static active static passive PNF
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muscular endurance training methods
free weights fixed resistance machines circuit training
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muscular strength training methods
free weights fixed resistance machines
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speed training methods
acceleration sprints interval training resistance drills
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agility training methods