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Knowledge of Learning
Knowledge of Learning 2
Knowledge of Teaching
Knowledge of the Game
Fitness/Club Performance
100
This is the first phase of golf skill learning
What is the early (cognitive) phase
100
This is one of the 4 purposes for practice
What is Skills Development or Skills Maintenance or Skills Transfer or Enjoyment/Recreation
100
This step in lesson progression involves the review and summarizing of main points.
What is Closing the lesson
100
This is one of the 3 laws that relates directly to "distance"
What is "Speed" or "Centeredness" or "Angle of Approach"
100
This muscle type is voluntary and is the type used in the golf swing.
What is Skeletal Muscle
200
Learning is a process that cannot be directly observed. Rather it is inferred from this.
What is behavior or performance
200
This type of feedback comes solely from the student and arises as a natural consequence of the skill being performed.
What is Intrinsic Feedback
200
This is the third step in Lesson Progression
What is Identifying Main Points
200
This shot shape is produced by a club head that is moving to the inside of the target line at impact with a face that is slightly open to the target line.
What is "Push Slice" (Face override)
200
This is the number of static club performance numbers.
What is 14
300
This phase of learning is characterized by low fear of failure.
What is the advanced (autonomous) phase
300
In this memory phase, information is held for a very short time. (Usually 2-3 seconds)
What is Short-term sensory phase
300
This act involves watching a student's skill performance with the intent of identifying strengths and weaknesses in his or her movements.
What is Focused Observation
300
These are the two basic logistical challenges that must be dealt with for each golf shot.
What is Distance and Direction
300
Shaft Weight is mostly associated with this aspect to which the player will relate.
What is "Feel"
400
This term refers to the persistence or durability over time of something learned.
What is retention
400
In this age group, junior golfers can begin to receive individualized instruction.
What is Late Childhood (7-12 yrs)
400
This is the acronym that summarizes the components of effective goals
What is SMART
400
This is a phenomenon of nature that has been proven to occur whenever certain conditions exist or are met.
What is a Law
400
This muscle works in conjunction with the agonistic muscles for a given movement.
What are synergistic muscles
500
This is one of the 4 basic learning styles where the learner takes in information concretely, processes it sequentially in a step-by-step manner, and evaluates the value of learning in terms of clarity and practicality.
What is a Mastery Style Learner
500
This model contains 6 common characteristics: -Qualitative -Sequential -Cumulative -Directional -Multifactorial -Individual
What is Developmental Movement Change
500
This is a set of signals mimicked by others.
What is Modeling
500
The principle of "Release" relates directly to this ball flight law.
What is "Face"
500
This movement pattern creates powerful concentric contractions or explosive movement.
What is the Stretch-Shortening Cycle