LO1 Extrinsic Factors- Coaching & Safety Hazards

Which term best describes a positive mode of communication?

• Aggression

• Clarity

• Loud

• Quiet

A hockey coach doesn't teach the high stick rule correctly. Which of the following is the likely consequence?

• The player learns the rule on their own

• Nothing. This is not a rule of hockey.

• The player swings the stick too high, hitting another player in the face and knocking out a tooth.

• The player cant play as well and doesn't score for several matches.

The three elements that make up Coaching as an extrinsic factor are:

• Communication, Correct Tactics. Teaching the rules

• Communication, Correct Technique, Teaching the rules

• Clarity, Correct Skills, Teaching Tactics

• Communication, Correct Technique, Teaching the skills

A Running coach doesn't teach the correct technique for running. What is the most likely outcome?

• A repetitive strain injury such as Tendonitis

• They get tired more easily

• They get slower

• They get bored of the sessions

A coach is in charge of 60 rugby players for a session. What is the issue?

• Lack of correct rules

• Lack of supervision

• It will take too long to do the session

• Its too much hard work for the coach

What has a coach done wrong to create the issue in the picture which may lead to injury?

• Shouted too much during coaching sessions

• Had a group that was too large for their supervision.

• Coached an incorrect technique

• Used aggressive coordination towards the performer, leading to bent legs.

Which of the following methods of communication is likely to lead to injury?

• Addressing individuals in the group to get your point across

• Using technical language to coach your players

• Shouting loudly towards the players

• Whispering so that the players cant hear what you are saying

Which of the following are the three reasons for a risk assessment?

• Identify Sports, Determine Likelihood and Severity, Reduce risk

• Identify Risk, Determine Likelihood and difficulty, Reduce risk

• Identify Risk, Determine Outcome and Severity, Reduce risk

• Identify Risk, Determine Likelihood and Severity, Reduce risk

What is an Emergency Action Plan?

• A plan that is put in place to make people think about their actions.

• A plan that is put in place in case of serious incidents such as a slippery floor

• A plan that is put in place in case of serious incidents such as Fire.

• A plan that is made after a major incident has occurred.

Why are safety checks important in sport?

• Identify any risks and make sure equipment is safe to use

• Identify any risks and make sure you have all your equipment

• Identify any risks and reduce time for the warm up.

• Identify any risks and get participants ready for exercise