Types of Practice

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A level Physical Education (Skill Acquisition) Flashcards on Types of Practice, created by Wesley Spearman on 06/02/2018.
Wesley Spearman
Flashcards by Wesley Spearman, updated more than 1 year ago
Wesley Spearman
Created by Wesley Spearman about 6 years ago
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What is a massed practice? Continuous practice session with no breaks
When is a massed practice best used? When a skill is: discrete, simple, in a closed environment When the performer is: expert
What are the advantages of a massed practice? Promotes fitness Skill becomes habitual Motor programmes can be stored easily Quick Useful for autonomous learners
What are the disadvantages of a massed practice? Can produce fatigue Danger of negative transfer High demand Performers need to be motivated
What is a distributed practice? A session which involves intervals and breaks
When is distributed practice best used? When the skill is: continuous, open, externally paced When the performer is: unfit, novice
What are the advantages of a distributed practice? Intervals give opportunities for feedback Intervals give performers a time for rest Good for novices Coaches can offer motivation during intervals Makes dangerous activities safer
What are the disadvantages of a distributed practice? Time consuming Not as useful for experts/autonomous learners Danger of negative transfer
What is varied practice? Where drills are changed so players can adapt to a changing environment
When is varied practice best used? When a skill is: open, externally paced and continuous When the environment is: unpredictable
What are the advantages of varied practice? Allows players to adapt to changing conditions Builds up schema Maintains motivation
What are the disadvantages of varied practice? Time consuming Danger of negative transfer Might place unnecessary demands on players if too many things to focus on
What is mental practice? An athlete goes through a performance in their mind without movement
When is mental practice best used? Prior to activity and during warm-ups
What are the benefits of mental practice? Improves confidence Lowers anxiety Stimulates muscle receptors so player is more alert Can be done when player is injured Builds motor programmes
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