AQA PE Elite development revision

Which of these are personal qualities required to become an elite performer (3 answers)

• Goal orientated

• High levels of resilience

• Good communication skills

• Highly supportive family

Which of these bodies is responsible for distributing National Lottery money to maximise the chances of success at the elite level?

• NGB's

• Sport England

• UK Sport

• EIS

If a performer is on the 'Podium' level of the World Class Performance Programme, how far away from medalling are they supposed to be?

• No more than 2 years

• No more then 4 years

• No more than 6 years

• No more than 8 years

A sum of money awarded to elite performers to cover their living and training costs is know as the '......................... Performance Award

A programme designed to attract premium events to the UK, is know as .................

• Diamond League

• Grand Prix

• Gold Series

• World Class Performance Programme

Which of these is NOT a role of the EIS?

• Increase grass roots participation

• Research and innovation

• Performance Lifestyle Programme

• Provide high quality facilities

Which of these is NOT a role of the NGB's?

• Promoting participation through equality of opportunity

• Write and submit Whole Sport Plans

• Supporting talent through ID schemes, developmental pathways

• Sports science support

Which of these is the final stage of the Talent ID scheme?

• Immersed in full training environment

• Talent ID search

• Physical and skills test

• Medical and movement screening, lifestyle workshops

Which of these help ensure a Talent ID scheme is successful (3 answers)

• Performers tracked via a database of physiological information

• High quality training provided

• EIS, UK Sport and NGB's working together

• Potential performers nominated by parents