Physiology
This molecule is the main energy source for muscle contraction.
What is ATP?
The this muscle is most likely damaged if a patient is having difficulties extending their knee.
What are the Quadriceps?
The first Canadian athlete to win 3 gold medals at a single Olympic Games.
Who is Summer Macintosh?
This theory claims that a quick eccentric motion followed by an immediate concentric motion with produce more force then slowing down before the concentric portion.
What is the Stretch Shortening Cycle?
Practising one skill repeatedly before moving onto another skill.
What is Blocked Practice?
This term describes how much blood is pumped by the heart per minute.
What is Cardiac Output?
This muscle is likely damaged if a patient is having pain internally rotating their shoulder.
What is the subscapularis?
This Canadian womens team lost 19 - 12 to New Zealand in the olympic final of this sport.
What is Rugby?
Motivation depends on autonomy, relatedness, and competence.
What is Self-Determination Theory?
A coach breaks a whole skill into smaller parts and teaches each seperately.
What is Part Practice?
This ion binds to troponin to enable actin–myosin interaction during skeletal muscle contraction.
What is Calcium?
An athlete lands on a straight leg, and experiences a popping sensation in their knee. When assessed in a clincal, the practitioner can slide the tibia very far foward relative to the femur because this bodily artifact isn't present.
What is the Anterior Collateral Ligament (ACL)
She is the most decorated Canadian athlete of all time.
Who is Penny Oleksiak?
This theory includes reciprocal determinism and self-efficacy.
What is Social Cognitive Theory?
The influence of previous learning or practice on performance of a different or related task.
What is transfer of learning?
During prolonged exercise, increasing the availability and oxidation of this fuel can help spare limited carbohydrate stores.
What is Fat? Fatty Acids?
This tendon, often injured in tennis players (tennis elbow) helps extend the wrist and stabilize it during gripping.
What is the Extensor Carpi Radialis Brevis Tendon?
This athlete is notable for winning a gold medal in both the Summer and Winter Olympic games.
Who is Clara Hughes?
This model considers required, preferred, and actual leader behaviour.
What is the Multidimensional Model of Leadership
A practice schedule that follows a specific sequences in a predictable order.
What is Serial Practice?
This is the volume of air inhaled or exhaled during a normal breath.
What is Tidal Volume?
What is the Achilles Tendon?
The first year women competed at the modern Olympics.
What is 1900?
This principle explains oxygen consumption through cardiac output and oxygen extraction.
What is the Fick Principle?
This stage of motor learning people can execute movement automatic.
What is the Autonomous Stage?