Component 1A - Explore types and provisions of sport

What does NGB stand for?

• National Governing Body

• Nationwide Gaming Body

• National Grid Body

• Nationwide Governing Buddy

What is the NGB for football?

• The Footballers Association

• The Football Affiliation

• The Football Association

• The Footballers Appreciation

What is a National Governing Body responsible for?

• They decide the names of the clubs

• They set how much money the athletes are paid

• They set how much sport is on TV

• They set the rules and regulations

What else do National Governing Bodies do?

• Make the rules, organise clubs, coaching, organise competitions, TV rights, lottery grants, how to spend money from the government

• Make the sandwiches, organise trips to the beach, assist with sun bathing and provide sun lotion

• Make the fixtures, fix the scores and cheat

• Run the politics of the country in places like Westminster

Hockey is an example of a ____ _____

Boxing is an example of a ____________

• illegal sport

• Individual sport

• Team sport

• safe sport

Volleyball is an example of a ____ _____

What are the advantages of taking part in sport? (click all that apply)

• Improve fitness

• Meet new people

• Improve skill development or tactical awareness

• Improve cooking skills

• Develop leadership skills

What are the advantages of taking part in sport? (click all that apply)

• Resilience

• You learn the alphabet

• Self-confidence from competition

What are outdoor and adventurous activities?

• Activities that are easy to complete

• Activities that are classed as dangerous

• Activities that involve your natural surroundings / environment

• Activities that require no experience whatsoever to be good at