Lets get physiological!
Compound aiding ATP resynthesis.
What is creatine?
Rate of change in velocity.
What is acceleration?
Visualising performance before execution (not visualisation)
What is mental rehearsal?
Displacement of a bone at a joint.
What is a dislocation?
The the only sport that has been played on the moon.
What is golf?
Oxygen-carrying protein in blood
What is haemoglobin?
Force opposing forward motion.
What is drag?
Theory that performance improves with arousal up to an optimal point.
What is the inverted U hypothesis?
Stretching or tearing of ligaments.
What is a sprain?
3 strikes in a row in bowling is called this
What is a turkey?
Breakdown of glucose or glycogen for energy.
What is glycolysis?
Movement in a straight line.
What is linear motion?
Targets directing effort and behaviour.
Injuries caused by forces generated within the body.
What are indirect injuries?
The award is given to the AFL's fairest and best player.
What is the Brownlow medal?
Oxygen-storing protein in muscle.
What is myoglobin?
Ability to maintain balance and control
What is stability?
Ability to focus attention on task-relevant information.
What is concentration?
Restrict movement of an injured area.
What is immobilise?
The two NRL clubs who were stripped of premiership points after major salary cap cheating scandals, with one also losing two premiership titles
Who are the Bulldogs and the Storm?
Cell organelles responsible for ATP production.
What is mitochondria?
Rate of positional change.
What is velocity?
Level of psychological and physiological activation.
What is arousal?
Process of restoring pre-injury fitness and function.
What is rehabilitation?
The dimensions (length and width) of an Olympic sized swimming pool
What is 50mx25m?