Skill Acquisition Understand what skills are and how they can be developed Be aware of different types of guidance available Be aware of different types.

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Skill Acquisition Understand what skills are and how they can be developed Be aware of different types of guidance available Be aware of different types of practice

Skill Acquisition Basic Skills Complex Skills Skill is using knowledge or expertise to succeed They can be considered in 2 categories:- Basic Skills Simple skills such as throwing, catching, running and jumping. They are needed before you can move on to attempt higher level skills Complex Skills Skills which take quite a long time to learn, involving higher levels of co-ordination and control. Usually sports specific

Types of skill Open Skills Occur in a constantly changing situation (Invasion game activity) As the environment changes the skill may need to be adapted. Passing in Rugby, dribbling in football etc. Closed Skills Occur in stable environment Not affected by the sporting environment Gymnastics routine, long jump, shot putt etc.

Open and Closed Skills Place the following skills on the continuum below and discuss with a partner your justification for your choices. A – forward roll in gymnastics B – serve in tennis C – volley in football D – serve in badminton E – dribbling past an opponent in hockey Closed -------------------------------------------Open

Guidance Visual Seeing a demonstration happen, watching a dvd of a previous performance watching a recording of opposition’s last game Verbal Being told what needs to be done, what went well or what needs improvement Manual/Mechanical Being physically guided through something, supported in a gymnastic vault. Mechanical is guided by a device, such as a harness at trampolining or armbands

Feedback A performer needs to know how good their performance was, they can get feedback in a variety of ways… Intrinsic- is sensed or felt by the performer while they are actually performing Extrinsic- comes from external sources, sounds or things they can see Knowledge of performance- Considering how well the team performed Knowledge of results- Concerned only with the outcome of the performance

Types of practice Whole- complete performance carried out with all performance covered Part- Only specific aspects of the skill are targeted for development Fixed- A set session or aspect is concentrated upon Variable- Combination of all the above

Test your knowledge Define the term ‘open skill’ and provide an example of a skill that is predominantly open (2 marks) Name the three types of guidance which can be used when coaching a new skill. (3 marks) Describe the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic feedback. (2 marks) Which type of feedback is concerned with the outcome of an event? (1 mark) Define the terms whole and part practice. (2 marks) Total = 10 0-6 = poor, more revision needed asap! 7-8 = room for improvement but a great effort 9-10 = awesome performance, keep it up and that A* is yours!