Physical Activity for Health
Issues in Physical Activity and Sport
Physical Activity and Sport for Specific Groups
Coaching
Technology, Participation, and Performance
100

What is the recommended guideline of physical activity for your age group.

60 minutes of moderate-vigorous activity daily (with at least 3 sessions of vigorous aerobic training or strength training sessions)

100

What does the term 'doping' mean?

Use of any performance-enhancing drugs

100

What type of disability does the sport Goalball cater for?

Visual Impairments

100

Name the three types of coaches.

Authoritarian, Democratic, Laissez-Faire

100

What is one piece of technology that can improve athletes in preparing for sporting performance?

Heart-rate monitoring

Technique analysis

GPS tracking

200

What is the difference between physical activity and exercise?

Physical activity is any bodily movement that uses energy.

Exercise is is a planned, structured, and repetitive form of physical activity.

200

What does WADA stand for?

World Anti Doping Agency

200

List 2 benefits physical activity has for those with a disability.

Sense of community

Develop confidence

Encourages independence

Ensures enjoyment, fun, and involvement

200

What are the 2 different cycles in a training year?

Marco-cycle: 4-6 week period

Micro-cycle: 7-10 day period

200

List 2 forms of technology that assists in judging and officiating.

Bunker - video ref

Snickometer - detect minute sound as a cricket ball passes the batsman

HawkEye - interprets bowls line, length and speed

Touch pads - record swimmers finish times

300

List 2 benefits regular physical activity has on health

Decrease chance of a heart attack

Manage weight

Healthier blood cholesterol levels

Stronger muscles and bones

Feeling more energetic

300

List 3 negative effects of using drugs with an elite competition

health issues

Loss of sponsorship

Fines

Loss of reputation

Loss of income

Suspension

300

What is a strategy to promote participation and enjoyment of people with disability in physical activity and sport.

Creating a broader range of divisions for different levels of ability

Allowing people with disability  to compete based on ability

Introducing modified games and/or adaptive equipment.

300

A competitive season is broken up into?

Pre-season, In-season, Post-season

300

How can technology encourage participation?

People with disabilities can access areas of public recreational facilities.

Online registrations is easily accessible

Advertisements online

New and improved equipment is more modified to different sizes.

400

List 2 forms of Physical Activity for Health & 2 forms of Physical Activity of Fitness

Physical Activity for Health:

Recreational walking, swimming, cycling

Physical Activity of Fitness:

Regular training sessions, local club competition, going to the gym weekly

400

List some positives and negatives of drug testing in elite competition.

Positive:

Identifies traces of prohibited substances, Allows for the competition to be fair

Negative:

Expensive and time consuming, Some prohibited substances can be undetected, Can be invasive

400

How can sports be modified to cater for the participation of those with a disability? Provide an example

Modification of rules to enhance participation:

Sitting volleyball, wheelchair basketball

Modification of equipment:

Blind football

400

What is the order of a training session?

Warm-up, Introduction, Demonstration, Skill-Development, Cool-Down, Evaluation

400

List 2 technological applications that enhance participation in physical activity, particularly for people with disability.

Adaptive equipment such as sport wheelchairs

Interactive games with motion-sensors

Wearable devices

AI can create personalise training programs that cater for barriers in participation

500

What is low, moderate and vigorous activity?

Low: Very light in intensity with minimal changes to heart rate or breathing

Moderate: an intensity level that causes heart rate to increase with some shortness of breath (however person can still talk comfortably)

Vigorous: fitness, recreation or sport activity at an intensity that causes a large increase in heart rate and breathing

500

How does doping in sport effect the following groups;

Clean athletes

Doping athletes

Rates of participation

Reputation of the sport

Clean athletes: competition become unfair, putting pressure on them to dope

Doping athletes: if found guilty, potential loss of sponsorship, respect, fines, and bans

Rates of participation: competition is viewed as unfair, reducing participation rates

Reputation of the sport: tarnish the reputation (may be viewed as a sport full of cheats)

500

What are factors that influence physical activity and sporting choices? List and describe you answers

Access to facilities, Education, Cost, Self-esteem, Culture, Geographical Location, Skill Level, Accommodation of disability, Parents & Peers


500

How can coaches ensure safety and safe practice when leading a training session?

Checking for hazards

Being aware of injuries, disabilities, medical issues, etc.

Having knowledge of first-aid and injury management

Inclusion of warm-up and cool-down

500

List 2 technological advancements to improve performance & justify why

Swift Suit - reducing aerodynamic drag in sprint running

Spikes - enhanced traction

Smart watches - provides real-time data to help adjust intensity and train smarter

Video Analysis - visual feedback to improve technical skills 

Synthetic Grass - providing a consistent, durable, and weather-resistant surface.