Physical Fitness
Goal Setting
Sports Psych
Winning Pyramid
100

What is the ability of your heart and lungs to supply oxygen to your muscles during prolonged exercise called?

Cardiorespiratory endurance. 
100

Why is it better to set a specific goal instead of saying “I want to get better”?

A specific goal identifies what you want to accomplish/makes progress easier to check. 

100

What is visualization?

Mentally imagining yourself successfully performing a skill.

100

What is the bottom level of the pyramid?

Process

200

What is the difference between power and muscular endurance. 

Power is the maximum force the muscles can produce while muscular endurance is the ability to repeatedly use a muscle over time. 

200

What does SMART stand for?

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, timely

200

What is the difference between positive and negative self talk?

Positive self talk encourages competence and focus while negative self talk can increase doubt and hurt performance. 

200

Getting 7-8 hours of sleep is an example of a goal at ____ level. 

Process

300

What are the five components of health-related physical fitness?

Cardiorespiratory endurance, power, muscle endurance, flexibility, body composition

300

An athlete’s long term goal is to make varsity next season. Give one short-term goal to reach it. 

Practicing extra after practice, improving a specific skill, following a specific training plan, etc. 

300

Why can having too much anxiety during a competition negatively impact your performance? 

It can make it harder to concentrate, increase muscle tension, interfere with decision making and performance. 

300
This level focuses on measuring progress through things like stats and skills.

What is performance?

400

Someone wants to improve their power. Would lifting a heavy weight for a few repetitions or a lighter weight for more repetitions be more effective?

A heavy weight for fewer repetitions. 

400

Why can breaking a large goal into smaller goals make it easier to achieve? 

Smaller goals make the overall goal feel more manageable, provide measurable progress, and maintain motivation. 

400

An athlete performs well during practice but struggles during competitions, what strategy could they use?

Deep breathing, visualization, positive self talk, or a pre performance routine. 

400

Making it to the national competition is an example of this type of goal. 

Outcome

500

A soccer athlete has excellent power but gets tired very quickly during a long game. What component should they focus on improving?

Cardiorespiratory endurance and muscle endurance. 

500

A basketball player sets a goal to improve their free throw percentage from 70% to 80% by the end of the season. After a month, they haven’t improved. What should they do to their goal or plan?

They should evaluate what is not working, adjust training strategy, and potentially modify their goal to make it more realistic.

500

An athlete is extremely motivated and wants to improve, even when there is no reward. What kind of motivation is this and how is it different from the other motivation. 

Intrinsic Motivation. Comes from internal enjoyment. Extrinsic motivation comes from external forces. 
500

In the pyramid, daily habits lead to measurable improvements which ultimately help you achieve _____. 

Outcomes