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Methods of Agility Training

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
Date
1.

Why is agility important?

a)

Improves Balance

b)

Improves Coordination

c)

Improves Body Control

d)

All of the Above

2.

Define agility

a)

The ability to hold a position for an extended period of time without falling

b)

The ability to change direction at speed

c)

The ability to use two or more body parts at the same time

d)

The range of movement at a joint

3.

The functions of agility training are too…

a)

Improve acceleration, improve change of pace and increase cadence

b)

Improve stamina, sustain performance and improve oxygen delivery

c)

Change direction, lose an opponent and create Space

d)

Improve strength, core stability and muscular endurance

4.

What method of agility training does this picture demonstrate?

a)

Agility and Quickness (SAQ) training

b)

Agility ladders

c)

Multi-directional shuttle runs

5.

What method of agility training does this picture demonstrate?

a)

Agility and Quickness (SAQ) training

b)

Agility ladders

c)

Multi-directional shuttle runs

6.

What method of agility training does this picture demonstrate?

a)

Agility and Quickness (SAQ) training

b)

Agility ladders

c)

Multi-directional shuttle runs

7.

What method of agility training does this picture demonstrate?

a)

Agility and Quickness (SAQ) training

b)

Agility ladders

c)

Multi-directional shuttle runs

8.

Multi-directional shuttle runs involve...

a)

...the use of a series of cones that are placed into a diagonal/zig-zag formation.

b)

...the use of ladders to develop movement of quick feet, improve co-ordination and leg speed.

c)

...the use of cones, poles, ladders, low-level hurdles (containing multiple drills) to create a course to maneuver through.

9.

Agility ladders involve...

a)

...the use of a series of cones that are placed into a diagonal/zig-zag formation.

b)

...the use of ladders to develop movement of quick feet, improve co-ordination and leg speed.

c)

...the use of cones, poles, ladders, low-level hurdles (containing multiple drills) to create a course to maneuver through.

10.

SAQ training involves...

a)

...the use of a series of cones that are placed into a diagonal/zig-zag formation.

b)

...the use of ladders to develop movement of quick feet, improve co-ordination and leg speed.

c)

...the use of cones, poles, ladders, low-level hurdles (containing multiple drills) to create a course to maneuver through.

11.

What is this exercise?

a)

SAQ

b)

Lateral Plyometric Jumps

c)

Multidirectional Shuttle Runs

d)

Jump Box Drills

12.

What is this exercise?

a)

SAQ

b)

Lateral Plyometric Jumps

c)

Lateral Running, Side-to-Side Drills

d)

Agility Ladders

13.

SAQ stands for speed agility and quickness training is helpful for people who need to be fast and change direction- who from the below would benefit the MOST from this method of training

a)

100m sprinter

b)

Rower

c)

Basketball player

d)

Cross country runner

14.

Which of these athletes will most need agility?

a)
b)
c)
d)
15.

Agility is a _______________ fitness component.

a)

health-related

b)

skill-related

16.

What are some examples of agility drills?

a)

Cone drills, shuttle runs, agility ladder exercises, and agility ladder drills

b)

Bench press, squat, deadlift, shoulder press, barbell curl.

c)

Russian Twist · Butterfly Sit-Up · Dead Bug · Half-Kneeling Wood Chop · High Boat to Low Boat · Forearm Plank Rock · Side Bend.

d)

360° Jump Turns · Box Jump · Box Squat Box Jump · Kneeling Squat Jump · Hurdle Depth Jump · Hurdle Jump · Hurdle Jumps

17.
  1. What method of agility are these exercises from? Single Leg Hop, 2-in, Side Shuffle, Icky Shuffle, Crossover, In-In-Out-Out, W-Weave (2 in, 2 out)

a)

Multidirectional Shuttle Runs

b)

Agility Ladders

c)

SAQ

d)

Plyometrics

18.
  1. What method of agility are these negatives related to:

    •Requires more equipment than other drills.

    •Requires higher knowledge of agility training sessions.

a)

Multidirectional Shuttle Runs

b)

Agility Ladders

c)

SAQ

d)

Plyometrics

19.

What is the primary focus of agility ladder drills?

a)

Enhancing aerobic capacity

b)

Improving foot speed and coordination

c)

Building upper body strength

d)

Increasing muscle hypertrophy

20.

The Illinois Agility Test is great way to improve agility.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Which piece of equipment is commonly used to perform agility drills?

a)

Rowing machine

b)

Barbell

c)

Medicine ball

d)

Agility ladder

22.

Agility training helps athletes to:

a)

Build muscle mass

b)

Change direction quickly

c)

Increase flexibility

d)

Improve cardiovascular endurance