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SEHS B.2.3 Movement analysis and its applications

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
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1.

What is the purpose of movement analysis in sports?

a)

To increase the number of injuries

b)

To identify biomechanical flaws

c)

To reduce training time

d)

To eliminate all physical tasks

2.

Which phase involves mental preparation and positioning?

a)

Critical instant

b)

Force production phase

c)

Follow through

d)

Preparatory phase

3.

What occurs during the force production phase?

a)

Mental adjustments

b)

Analysis of performance

c)

Synchronized movement of skeletal and muscular systems

d)

Recovery of the athlete

4.

What is the critical instant in movement analysis?

a)

The specific movement that influences the skill outcome

b)

The end of the skill execution

c)

The recovery phase

d)

The initial setup of the athlete

5.

Which of the following is a characteristic of discrete skills?

a)

They involve multiple phases

b)

They have a clear beginning and end

c)

They are always performed in teams

d)

They are continuous in nature

6.

What is an example of a continuous skill?

a)

Jumping

b)

Throwing a ball

c)

Swimming

d)

Triple jump

7.

What is the follow-through phase?

a)

The initial setup for the skill

b)

The recovery phase in continuous skills

c)

The phase after the critical instant in discrete skills

d)

The phase before the critical instant

8.

What is one benefit of movement analysis for health and safety?

a)

It increases the risk of injuries

b)

It helps develop injury prevention plans

c)

It focuses solely on performance enhancement

d)

It eliminates the need for rehabilitation

9.

How can movement analysis benefit sporting performance?

a)

By reducing training sessions

b)

By providing targeted feedback

c)

By eliminating the need for practice

d)

By ignoring biomechanical flaws

10.

What is the purpose of breaking movements into phases?

a)

To reduce the number of skills learned

b)

To complicate the training process

c)

To identify flaws and enhance technique

d)

To focus only on physical strength

11.

Which phase begins when the hand enters the water in swimming?

a)

Pull phase

b)

Entry phase

c)

Recovery phase

d)

Push phase

12.

What is the recovery phase in swimming?

a)

When the hand starts moving backwards

b)

When the hand enters the water

c)

When the arm exits the water

d)

When the arm is vertically aligned with the shoulder

13.

What is one way healthcare professionals use movement analysis?

a)

To focus only on competitive sports

b)

To eliminate all physical activities

c)

To develop rehabilitation protocols

d)

To increase the number of injuries

14.

What does the acronym PFCF stand for?

a)

Preparatory, Force production, Critical instant, Follow through

b)

Perform Fast, Create Flaws

c)

Prepare, Force, Control, Finish

d)

Penguins Fly Carefully and Fast