technology Flashcards

(34 cards)

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what are video analysis programmes

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coaches, athletes use video, DVD, or digital technology to analyse technique and team performance

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what are the functions of video analysis programmes

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highlight strengths and weaknesses of performance
analyse gait (technique) and biomechanical aspects of performance

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what is video motion analysis

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high speed camera and computer software allowing frame by frame playback of footage

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what are the functions of video motion analysis

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-individual analysis of technique eg; angle of release

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notional match analysis:

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team and individual study of movement, strategy and tactic

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biomechanics

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study of body movements, quantitative based- velocity, speed of movement

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global positioning systems

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a space based navigation system that provides location and time information

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what does GPS do

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  • monitor movement, positioning
  • info like distance travelled, speed, forces involved in collisions
    -helps a coach with substitutions
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sport analytics

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refers to studying data from sport performances to try and improve performance

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functions of sport analytics

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  • monitor fitness for performance
  • used to develop skill and technique
  • help prevent injury (muscle gun)
  • enables coaches to analyse games
    -used for scouting
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quantitative data

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written down or measured precisly and numerically eg; stat analysis

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qualitatative data

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descriptive, subjective, opinion based as it looks at the way people think and feel, eg; coaches opinion when watching a performance

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subjective

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personal opinion, less measurable, often less usable

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validity

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indication of whether the data collected measures what it claims

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objective

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fact based information, measurable

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reliable

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refers to the degree to witch data collection is consistent and stable overtime.

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what is the metabolic cart

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A device which works by attaching a headgear to a subject while the person breathes- measure 02 consumed and co2 produced

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calorimetry

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measurement of the heat and energy eliminated or stored in any systems

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what are the functions of metabolic cart for indirect calorimetry

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  • electronic tool used to measure the body’s metabolism through heat produced when body at rest.
  • process called calorimetry to get measurement- how many cals burnt
  • tell medic about persons health
  • shows your resting metabolic rate, how your metabolism responds to activity
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why do we do it (metabolic card for indirect calorimetry)

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  • measure metabolism
  • indications of overall health
  • and how these factors effect metabolism:
  • age, - size, - drugs, -gender, - smoking
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is the calomitry test accurate, what are the faults

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  • air leaks decrease acuracy
  • recording errors that can occur
  • difficult to use on children
  • only get a snapshot of moment rather than average
  • process measures consumption not needs so over or under feeing could occur
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data integrity, how can it be comprimised

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  • human error when data is entered
  • software bugs
  • hardware crashes or error when transmitting from one machine to another
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threats to data integrity can be minimised by:

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  • backing up important data
  • controlling acsess to data via security mechanisms
  • not leaving computers unattended or error detection software
    -take care when inputting data
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what is data integrity

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data being reliable and not manipulated in any way

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how do anaylitics improve skill and technique
use of video analysis programmes like dartfish that capture, create, analyse and share content - enables skills to be improved -improve technique on spot or identify areas for future improvement
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use of anaylitcs to aid injury prevention
VIBRATION TECHNOLOGY: the use of vibration plates to induce exercise effects in the body - this helps to improve bone density, muscle mass, circulation, reduce joint and back pain, alleviate stress, increase metabolism. ELECTROSTIMULATION: production of muscle contraction using electrical impulses. - increase strength, power, improve recovery time, promote blood flow - strengthen, tone muscles, prevent loss in fitness muscles
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how anaylitics in talent ID, scouting
Pathway analytics: profiling and benchmarking effectiveness of performance pathways. qualitative and quantitative on individual performers.
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what are the positives of material technology on equipment
it can be adapted for disability and age of performers, eg: prosthetics.
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what are the impacts of material technology on facilities
Olympic legacy improving standards and technology in matches and training like 3g pitches.
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what are the advantages and disads of 3G surfaces
advantages: - high level of use for variety of sport - played more frequently than on natural grass -consistent conditions Disads: - do not reflect true bounce of grass - too rigid, ligament and joint injury's j
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what are the advantages and disads of MUGAS
Advantages: -best solution for multi-sport opportunities -increase participation -helps deliver the "places people play" Disads: - too expensive -impractical in terms of space for many local authorities and schools
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what are some equipment for disabilities
- wheelchairs -sit skis -low impact pedal machine - excersise balance beams
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what is "places people play"
an inititave to increasae sport participation and sport facilities from the olympic and paralympic legacy. inconic facilities: transform places people used to play sports
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what does REE stand for
resting energy expenditure