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WorksheetsLO1 Extrinsic Factors- Coaching & Safety Hazards
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
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
If a risk is identified in a risk assessment, what should we put in place to help reduce this?
A wet floor sign
A word wall
Control measures
Good feelings
The three factors that make up Safety Hazards are?
Risk Assessments, Safety Locks, EAPs
Risk Awareness, Safety Checks, EAPs
Risk Assessments, Safety Checks, EAPs
Risk Assessments, Safety Checks, EOPs
