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 Definitions:
 Examples in Sport:              Component 2 Task 2 Details                                Section                               Details
 Components of Physical Fitness
 Components of Physical Fitness  Task            Description                             Demonstrate  - Skills: E.g. passing, scoring, travelling and
 Aerobic Endurance  the ability of the cardiorespiratory system to supply                Skills and      intercepting.
 oxygen and nutrients to the muscles to sustain low to   Aerobic Endurance  To continue to work hard and last the whole duration of the game.  Participati  Produce a series of video clips that show skills for
 medium intensity work to delay fatigue                                                  Strategies
 Muscular Endurance  To last the whole duration of the match. Players use the same   ng in sport  your selected sport being demonstrated in isolated   - Strategies: E.g. using tactics and decision-making
 Muscular Endurance  the ability of the muscular system to continue to   muscles in their legs and arms which they need for running and   practices and in competitive situations.  to achieve aims.
 contract at a light to moderate intensity  throwing/dribbling.

 Muscular Strength  maximum force that can be generated by a muscle or   Muscular Strength  To hold their position on the ball and to have powerful shots on   Video clips  - Practical demonstrations of at least three sports   In Isolated   - Isolated Practices: Work on only one skill at a time.
 muscle group to improve forceful movements within an   should   skills being performed in isolated practices.  Practices
 activity  goal.  include   - Sports skills and strategies being performed in a          and             - Competitive Situations: Have the correct number
 Speed  distance / time to reduce time taken to move the body   Speed  To have speed to move up and down the court quickly to support   competitive situation.  Competitive   of players, a full-size playing area and an official.
 for an body part in an event or game  the team when attacking and defending  Duration   Your video recordings should last for about 15   Situations
 Flexibility  the range of motion possible at a join to allow   Flexibility  Need to be flexible when trying to stretch to get into position.  and Sound  minutes. They should have sound too.
 improvements in technique the
 Body Composition  Players need to have a low percent body fat to allow them to be
 Body Composition  the relative ratio of fat mass to fat-free mass in the body   agile around the court. They need to be strong to hold off the   Top tips for  - Keep your isolated practices simple — they need to
 allowing variation in body composition dependent on the   opposition and keep their position on the ball.  this task  focus on one skill at a time.
 sport                      - Competitive situations should have the correct

 Components of Skill Related Fitness  Components of Skill Related Fitness  number of players, use the correct playing area and
                            equipment, last for the correct length of time and
 Power  the product of speed and strength to allow for explosive   Power  To throw powerful shots on goal. The more powerful the shot the harder   have an official.
 movements in sport  it would be to save.
                            - Strategies may depend on your position in a team
 Agility  the ability to change direction quickly to allow   Agility  To dodge around players quickly when trying to move into space  sport, e.g., whether you’re a defender or an attacker.
 performers to out-manoeuvre an opponent
 Reaction time  To react to shots on goal. Players need good reaction time to intercept
 Reaction time  the time taken between a stimulus and the start of a   the ball to regain possession
 response useful in fast-paced sports to make quick
 decisions about what to do  Balance  When changing directions quickly. To quickly move forwards or
 backwards to either help attack or defend.
 Balance  the ability to maintain centre of mass over a base of
 support, useful to maintain positions in performance   Coordination  When dribbling with the ball to keep it under control when under
 sports (static balance) or when ton the move in any   pressure
 other sporting situation (dynamic balance)

 Coordination  the ability to move two or more body arts at the same
 time smoothly and efficiently, to allow effective
 application of technique
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