Skill in Sport

Skill is a ___________ ability

Skill is the product of what?

• technique and passion

• ability and technique

• practice and patience

• ability and practice

LTAD breaks down the learning process into what?

• processes that bring about the highest performing athletes

• categories that help coaches select players

• talent pools

• what needs to be done at each stage of human development

____________ skills allow an individual to scan and process incoming information using their senses. It involves detection and interpretation of stimuli from the environment.

True or False: Motor, cognitive, and perceptive skills are independent of one another. In other words, they don't interact during sport.

• true

• false

The ability to perform ___________ motor skills aid in the development of __________ motor skills

• Fine/Gross

• Gross/Fine

Discrete, serial, and continuous motor skills have to do with the ____________ of the movement characteristics.

• stability

• size of muscle

• distinctiveness

Serving a volleyball is a _____________ motor skill

• fine

• discrete

• serial

• fundamental

A game of rugby is considered a(n) _________________ sport.

• interactive

• coactive

• individual

Open motor skills are performed in what kind of environment?

• controlled

• dynamic and changing

• fast paced

• interactive