How could sports be appropriately modified for younger kids

Smaller and larger equipment to make it easier to use

An example of knowledge of performance would be

A coach saying increase topspin to get the ball to drop

Knowledge of Performance is...

Telling your m8 why youre good at golf explaining your swing

Understanding Group Dynamics is important as

All people are individual and need to be treated as such

What would we expect to see in the autonomous stage of learning

movements that become automatic and seen in elite performers

What are the stages of learning in order of beginner to expert

cognitive, associative, autonomous

Knowledge of results is...

Watching the ball hit the fairway

Psychological Refractory period is simply

Tricking your opponent through throwing a fake move

Conflict resolution is

Making both parties understand each other

The time from initiating movement to completing movement

Internal feedback may include

Visual, Auditory and Proprioception

A coach may motivate by

Speaking one on one with players

What is the correct meaning of Reaction Time

The delay between stimulus and initiation of movement

Essential knowledge of the sport will not include

Athlete's favored nutrition practices

The learning styles include

Visual, Auditory and Kineasthetic

Knowing what coaching style to use will be influenced by...

Age, Sport and Level of Competition

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1
Coaches need to work with....
Players, Parents
Players, parents, officials
Players
Parents and Officals
2
A coach needs to be able to change style according to contect
False
True
3
A coach who is most organised would be
Authoritarian
Casual
Cooperative
Democratic
4
How could sports be appropriately modified for younger kids
Smaller and larger equipment to make it easier to use
Reducing the time allowed with the ball
Role modelling what experienced athletes do
Longer game time to practice skills more
5
An example of knowledge of performance would be
A coach saying increase topspin to get the ball to drop
The performer seeing the ball was out by 5cm
A coach telling the ball was out by 5cm
Looking at the score to understand who is winning
6
When the coach is more of a supervisor, they would be more of a
Cooperative
Democratic
Authoritarian
Casual
7
Off field roles of a coach may be
understanding coaching methods
all of the above
improving skills
attending professional development
8
When a coach has assistants, this is
Casual
Casual
Authoritarian
Democratic
9
Knowledge of Performance is...
Telling your friend your ball hit the fairway
Telling your m8 why youre good at golf explaining your swing
Telling your mate you're good at golf as you have a hole in1
Watching the golf ball hit the fairway
10
Understanding Group Dynamics is important as
Better utilizing everyone's strengths
It will mean there is no conflict
All people are individual and need to be treated as such
Being dynamic about the group
11
External feedback may include
Knowledge of performance
Knowing what has happened
Visual feedback
Talking to your mate
12
What would we expect to see in the autonomous stage of learning
errors that cannot be corrected
movements that become automatic and seen in elite performers
involves one stimuli and one response
delay between stimuli is seen
13
Reaction time improves when...
Choices become more
Choices become less
14
Having large amount of improvement would place an individual in the
Associative stage
Cognitive stage
Autonomous stage
Beginner stage
15
What are the stages of learning in order of beginner to expert
cognitive, autonomous, associative
cognitive, associative, authoritarian
cognitive, associative, autonomous
cognitive, associative, autocratic
16
What is meant by Ethical Issues that a coach may be faced with
Being a role model
Challenging others who go against the rules of the game
All of the above
Upholding values and morals
17
Anticipation is
knowing what is going to happen next gane
Feeling anxious before an event
Disagreeing with cipation
The ability to read the play
18
Knowledge of results is...
Understanding the rules of golf
Watching the ball hit the fairway
Understanding your swing
Watching your friend get a lesson
19
Psychological Refractory period is simply
Tricking your opponent through magic
Psyching yourself up in periods before the game
Tricking your opponent through throwing a fake move
Being psyched out by the teams strategies
20
What style of coach would be best suited for beginners (Under 9's Football)
Authoritarian
Casual
Democratic
Cooperative
21
On field roles of a coach may be
Managing risk
Planning to succeed
Strategizing for competition away from training
Reviewing game play from the last game
22
A coach's prerogative/reason is always correct
True
False
23
Conflict resolution is
Will only happen between players
Resolving conflict in the coaches interest
Making both parties understand each other
Making all parties in conflict drop their issue
24
Fine motor skills involve the recruitment of...
Large motor units
Slow twitch fibres
Fast twitch Fibres
Small motor units
25
Which is not included in the stages of learning?
Inherent
Autonomous
Associative
Cognitive
26
How many stages of learning are there?
3
2
1
4
27
Movement Time is
The time from stimuli to movement initiation
The time from initiating movement to completing movement
28
A skill where there are numerous skills put together to form a sequence is...
Cereal
Serial
Surreal
Sereal
29
The Coach's Code of Behaviour falls under Off field Duties
True
False
30
Internal feedback may include
Knowledge of performance
All of the above
Knowledge of results
Visual, Auditory and Proprioception
31
A coach may motivate by
Speaking one on one with players
Ignoring the quiet player
Playing AC/DC at half time
Yelling at a quiet player
32
What is the correct meaning of Reaction Time
The delay between stimulus and initiation of movement
Ability to predict a likely outcome
Recruitment of larger muscle fibres
none of the above
33
Which of the following is not a type of motor skill
cognitive
continuous
discrete
gross
34
Which is not a type of practice
Part or Whole
Blocked or Random
Massed or Distributed
Internal or External
35
When athletes have influence into their training and playing, the coaching style would be
Cooperative
Democratic
Authoritarian
Casual
36
Essential knowledge of the sport will not include
Sports Psychology
Athlete's favored nutrition practices
Injury Prevention and medical history
Skill acquisition and biomechanics
37
The senses involved in feedback for performance are
Sight, Feel and Hear
Touch, sight and smell
Sight, tough and taste
Hearing, Feeling and Knowing
38
The learning styles include
Looking, Listening, and Doing
Visual, Auditory and Kineasthetic
Auditory, Visual and Kindergarten
Visual, Kineasthetic and Autonomous
39
Communication means...
Texting, calling on your phone
Giving and receiving feedback
Being a member of Telstra
Visual Communication Design
40
A coach would show leadership through
Maximising team performance
Being a positive role model
All of the above
Being the front man for the team
41
Knowing what coaching style to use will be influenced by...
Age, Sport and Level of Competition
Wanting to form relationships
Gender, Age and Level of Competition
Sport, Level of Competition and Experience

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