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26 Cards in this Set
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What is the difference between tactic, strategey and game plan
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tactic- Plan to gain an advantage in a contest
Strategy- Is the plan of actin for your team for a season or series of contests Game plan- Is the application of the team's strategy to a particular contest |
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Tactical Skills consist of what 3 things
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Tactical Knowledged
Decision making skillse Reading the Situation |
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Players with excellent tactical skills have good game sense
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Players with excellent tactical skills have good game sense
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Perception is the term that refers to a person's ability to recognize and interpret sensory stimuli
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Perception is the term that refers to a person's ability to recognize and interpret sensory stimuli
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One of the most important factors influencing attention and concentration is the athlete's state of arousal
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One of the most important factors influencing attention and concentration is the athlete's state of arousal
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Athletes make better tactial decisions when they have KNOWLEDGE about these elements
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1. The rules
2. Teh strengths and weaknesses of the opponent 3. Their own strrengths and weaknesses |
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Suggestions for make sure your players know the current rules
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1. Practice games
2. Tell your team acout rule changes 3. Review rules that are infrequently applied |
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Here are some factors when looking at the PLAYING CONDITIONS
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1. The playing surface
2. Weather conditions 3. Altitude 4. The type of ball |
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The best way to hel athletes learn to make good, timely decisin is to have them play practice games
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The best way to hel athletes learn to make good, timely decisin is to have them play practice games
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What are some different methods to teach good Decision-Making Skills?
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1. Teach tactics in whole, then part
2. Observe decision making in others 3. Players observe themselves 4. Variable practice |
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Question have two imporant puproses
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1. They are probes to know what athletes need help with?
2. They help athletes think about their experiences to think about problems they face |
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5 steps in tactical skill development plan
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1Identify the important decisions
2. Determine the knowledge athlete needs to know 3. Give them cues 4. 5. Design a practice game |
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Concentration
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is the ablity to sustain one's attention on the relevant cues and not tto be distracted by all the other stimuli in that situation or by one's own thoughts.
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Technical Skills
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The specific procedures to move one's body to perform th etask that needs to be accomplished
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What are tactical skills
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are the decisions and actions of player in the contest to gain an advatage over the opposing team or players.
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Skill
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Being able to execute the techniques required at the right time and place
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What is the traditional approach
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Warm-up, teach basic or advanced technical skill, repeated practice through drills, Tend to be used by command-style coaces
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What are the short comings of the traditional approach
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1. Ovemphasis on technical skills
2. Overemphasis on direct instruction 3. Mindless Drills 4. Boredom |
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The essence of the game approach
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Emphasis on learning the game through game like rpactice activities
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3 techniques of game approach
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1. Shaping play
2. Focusing play 3. Enhancing Play |
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3 ways of shaping play
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Change the rules
CHange number of players Change the size of the playing area |
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Give an examle of technical skills
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Running, jumping, htiting, shooting, passing
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Give an ezmple of some tactical skills
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Rules, strategy, deciions making skills, knowledge
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Give an example of some physical skills
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Strength, Speed, Power, Endurancewe
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Give an example of some mental skills
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Concentration, confidence, motivation, emotional control
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Ways to incorporate the games approach
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Start practice with a game
- Redesign some drill to be more gamelike |
