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What is the primary goal of the PE vision?
What is the primary goal of the PE vision?
Dynamic stretching should be performed at high intensity.
Dynamic stretching should be performed at high intensity.
False
What are the benefits of increasing muscle temperature during a warm-up?
What are the benefits of increasing muscle temperature during a warm-up?
Reduces the risk of injury and makes muscles more elastic and flexible.
A __________ activity is the first part of a warm-up that increases heart rate and body temperature.
A __________ activity is the first part of a warm-up that increases heart rate and body temperature.
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Match the warm-up activity with its intensity level:
Match the warm-up activity with its intensity level:
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Which activity is NOT included in dynamic stretching?
Which activity is NOT included in dynamic stretching?
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Warm-ups do not impact a performer's concentration or confidence.
Warm-ups do not impact a performer's concentration or confidence.
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Name one activity studied under 'Fit for Life'.
Name one activity studied under 'Fit for Life'.
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Study Notes
PE Vision
- To develop capable and confident individuals who continue to prioritize healthy and active lifestyles beyond their academic years.
Competence and Confidence
- Competence: The ability to perform a task successfully and effectively.
- Confidence: A belief in one's abilities and qualities.
Fit to Lead
- Focuses on developing communication, cooperation, confidence, leadership, and tactical understanding.
- Activities include Badminton and Netball.
Fit to Perform
- Aims to enhance actions, skills, and techniques.
- Activities include Handball and Basketball.
Fit for Life
- Emphasizes the importance of a balanced, healthy, and active lifestyle.
- Activities include Health Related Fitness (HRF).
Warm-up
- A series of exercises performed before a workout session to prepare the body for physical activity.
- Reduces the risk of injuries.
Pulse Raiser
- The initial phase of a warm-up.
- Gradual increase in heart rate and body temperature.
- Examples: gentle jogging, skipping, slow swimming (for swimmers), short bike rides (for cyclists).
Dynamic Stretching
- Stretching performed while moving, taking the joint through its full range of motion.
- Examples: high knees, heel flicks, arm rotations, skipping, lunges, walking hamstring stretches.
Game Related/Skill Rehearsal
- The final phase of a warm-up.
- Practicing skills and movements specific to the game or activity.
- Examples: finger tag, stuck in the mud, splat, end-zone, passing drills.
Benefits of a Warm-up
- Increased muscle temperature: Improves muscle elasticity and flexibility, reducing the risk of injury.
- Increased heart rate: Speeds up oxygen delivery to working muscles.
- Increased flexibility: Enhances joint movement.
- Increased speed of muscle contraction: Improves muscle response time and quickness.
- Increased motivation: Focusing on the activity enhances performance drive.
- Increased concentration: Directs the performer's attention and focus on the activity.
- Increased confidence: Practicing skills in the warm-up builds confidence and improves reaction time.
Cool-down
- Easy exercises performed after an activity to help the body recover to a resting state.
Pulse Lowering (First part of cool-down)
- Gradual reduction in heart rate and body temperature.
- Example: slow walking or jogging.
Stretching (Second part of cool-down)
- Returns muscles used during activity to their normal length.
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Description
Explore essential concepts in physical education including competence, confidence, and the importance of a healthy lifestyle. This quiz covers various activities such as badminton, netball, and health-related fitness components. Test your understanding of warm-up protocols and fitness leadership.
