Principles of training for Board-neutral PE and Sport (GCSE core): 3 ready-made live quiz games, 45 questions in all.
The questions cover Principles of training.
There are 1 quickfire round, 1 key words set and 1 practice set. Question types: 24 multiple choice, 10 true or false, 6 matching and 5 fill the gap.
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Quickfire: Principles of training GCSE 15 questions · Warm-up
Plays in 23 of 23 game modes, including Gold Rush, Big Catch and Speed Blitz.
Preview 3 sample questions 1 Which formula estimates maximum heart rate?
220 plus age 100 minus age 220 minus age 200 minus age
2 In FITT, what does the T for "type" mean?
The training method chosen How hard the session is The sport the performer plays How long each session lasts
3 Which term describes how long each training session lasts?
Type Intensity Frequency Time
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Key words: Principles of training GCSE 15 questions · Core
Plays in 23 of 23 game modes, including Gold Rush, Big Catch and Speed Blitz.
Preview 3 sample questions 1 Which term describes how long each training session lasts?
Intensity Frequency Time Type
2 What is the name given to how hard a training session is?
Time Frequency Intensity Type
3 What does specificity mean as a principle of training?
Training only one muscle group Setting a specific goal for the performer Training matches the demands of the sport Doing the same session every week
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Practice
Principles of training GCSE 15 questions · Core
Plays in 23 of 23 game modes, including Gold Rush, Big Catch and Speed Blitz.
Preview 3 sample questions 1 Specificity means training matches the ____ of the sport.
demands names history rules
2 True or false: Training hard with too little rest can lead to overtraining.
Training hard with too little rest can lead to overtraining.
3 True or false: Overload means training harder than the body is used to.
Overload means training harder than the body is used to.
+ 12 more questions in the game.
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