What certain obstacles should be avoided by athletes to obtain and sustain optimal future performance?

Optimal future performance

What certain obstacles should be avoided by athletes to obtain and sustain optimal future performance?

Include the athlete’s mental state, and knowledge of specific training tactics, the value of confidence in a particular trainer, recovery and work cited page.

 

Provide a brief abstract summarizing the main points covered in the paper. Provide an introduction that gives a brief description of the book’s main focus. Explain how the book differentiates between transformational and transactional coaching.

InsideOut Coaching by Joe Ehrmann

In this two to three page paper (not including the title page and abstract), students will:

Provide a Title Page

  • Provide a brief abstract summarizing the main points covered in the paper.
  • Provide an introduction that gives a brief description of the book’s main focus.
  • Explain how the book differentiates between transformational and transactional coaching.
  • Describes the author’s main argument made about effective coaching.
  • Describes how the book relates to your personal coaching philosophy that you apply today working with your own athletes.

At least two references are properly used & cited within the paper. The references can be from InSideOut Coaching.

  • Provides a concluding paragraph
  • Includes a Reference Page at the end

 

Write a review for this article and collaborate with the Miami Heat story to draw a conclusion of the benefits of hosting major league sport team.

A major sport franchise

Read this great article published by Federal Reserve. It provides a different angle to view the outcomes of hosting a major sport franchise.

Write a review for this article and collaborate with the Miami Heat story to draw a conclusion of the benefits of hosting major league sport team.

Write an essay in APA style, Times font 12, at least 4 pages and double space.

In the end of your review write one paragraph to discuss your personal opinion. Don’t write in one big paragraph.

 

Explain how others see the future of D1 Intercollegiate Sports. Explain what you see as the futuchore of D1 Intercollegiate Sports.

Future of Division I Intercollegiate Sports

Explain how others see the future of D1 Intercollegiate Sports.

Explain what you see as the futuchore of D1 Intercollegiate Sports.

 

When treating chronic disease or disability, what would moving from curative efforts to palliative efforts represent?

CHAPTER 10 – CANCER

Read chapter 10 in uploaded text and summarize it. Part 2 is to lay out the summarization into a lesson format to teach your peers about this chapter.

NSCA’s Essentials of Training Special Populations Patrick L. Jacobs, PhD, CSCS,*D, FNSCA

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Questions

When treating chronic disease or disability, what would moving from curative efforts to palliative efforts represent?

  1. more emphasis on quality of life
  2. increased requirement for the number of medical professionals
  3. greater importance on disease survival
  4. more interest in increasing life span

Which of these barriers to exercise training currently represents a unique accessibility issue for those with physical disabilities or chronic diseases?

  1. lack of personal management skills or social support
  2. inadequate time to exercise
  3. inadequate financial resources
  4. lack of properly trained exercise professionals

Which of the following is a benefit of an exercise professional establishing a good relationship with medical professionals?

  1. provides an opportunity for the medical professional to suggest specific exercises
  2. allows the exercise professional to receive accurate advice in treating medical issues in clients
  3. makes direct referrals of clients to a qualified exercise professional more likely
  4. gives the exercise professional access to clients’ medical records

All of the following describe the scope of practice of an exercise professional except

  1. assessing current health status
  2. assessing a client’s physical goals
  3. designing an exercise program to meet a client’s goals
  4. designing a stretching program to reduce joint pain and swelling

 

Explain the injury, specifically the mechanism of injury. What types of equipment and/or healthcare practices could help prevent the injury? Why did you choose this injury?

Injury Topic Paper

Instructions
-Select an Injury.
-Explain the injury, specifically the mechanism of injury.
-What types of equipment and/or healthcare practices could help prevent the injury?
-Why did you choose this injury?

hat factors in their lives encouraged, limited, or prevented their participation? Were their experiences different or similar? Explain why they were either different or similar.

Interview

Interview a female and male who went to high school or college prior to 1972 and ask them about their involvement in physical activities and sports.

What factors in their lives encouraged, limited, or prevented their participation?

Were their experiences different or similar?

Explain why they were either different or similar.

Interview a female who went to high school or college in the last decade and ask her similar questions about her participation in physical activities and sport.

Compare the responses of the two females and explain how their responses are different and similar.

What social changes have occurred over the generations that have made early sport experiences for young women today different from women who went to school prior to 1972?

 

Which of the three, tobacco, alcohol sales, or sports betting has the greatest negative impact on sport, and why? Which of the three has the greatest negative impact on society, and why?

Discussion 2.1: Vice

Read the article, CU First Power 5 School to Partner with Sportsbook (AthleticBusiness.com). Does anyone else besides you think it is hypocritical to allow a sports betting organization to be a corporate sponsor?

Which of the three, tobacco, alcohol sales, or sports betting has the greatest negative impact on sport, and why? Which of the three has the greatest negative impact on society, and why?

Submission

Compose a 150-word response to the discussion item. Your response must be supported by details and examples. Your original response must be completed no later than the second day of this module.

Read other students’ posts and respond to at least two other students no later than the fourth day of this module.

 

How were those early experiences related to your age, social class, race or ethnicity, family, and neighborhood or community? When children first play sports, they do so in connection with ideas about themselves, about their bodies, and about the meaning of their experiences. Where did these ideas come from in your childhood?

Sportography

Think back to your early experiences of playing physical games and sports and describe them in terms of when they occurred, the context in which they occurred, and what was going on in your life as they occurred.

How were those early experiences related to your age, social class, race or ethnicity, family, and neighborhood or community?

When children first play sports (or do not play sports through childhood), they do so in connection with ideas about themselves, about their bodies, and about the meaning of their experiences. Where did these ideas come from in your childhood (ages 4–12)?

How did they influence the patterns of your experiences and the emotions that accompanied them? Have they changed in your life since age 12?

How have they influenced your experiences since childhood up to the present time?

Opportunities to play sports and the character of sport experiences often are different for boys and girls and for children from different racial or ethnic groups and social class backgrounds.

Write about how gender, race/ethnicity, and social class influenced the sports you did or did not play as a child. Have factors related to gender, race/ethnicity, and social class influenced your experiences through your life to the present?

Explain as best as you can. Many young adults say that without their parents, they never would have had the opportunity to play sports as a child or adolescent.

Explain the ways that your parents encouraged/facilitated or discouraged/interfered with your sport participation. Were there differences between the support provided by your mother and the support provided by your father? Write about this issue.

Think about how your experiences related to sports have influenced (or not influenced) your life. Write about this. Your concluding paragraph should describe what you anticipate in the future with respect to sports in your life, and how that future is connected with your past experiences and what may be occurring in your life in the future.

Communicate with an individual who comes from a different background than your background. Ask the individual about his/her experiences and how those experiences were and continue to be related to who he/she is, how he/she is connected with others, where he/she comes from, his/her opportunities, etc.

 

In Assignment #1, the basketball survey, why should you be dubious of the statistical results? Were you consistent with others in gathering the data, and what could be done to improve this sort of observational data gathering?

Basketball survey

  • In Assignment #1, the basketball survey, why should you be dubious of the statistical results? Were you consistent with others in gathering the data, and what could be done to improve this sort of observational data gathering?

 

  • Regarding Assignment #2, Individual Sports Analysis, what where some limitations encountered and what other analytical ideas occurred to you while working on it?

 

  • If the probability of an athlete scoring a point is 23%, about how many attempts (sample size) should be made to validate this probability? (see “More Information” below)
    1. 36
    2. 42
    3. 80
    4. 63
  • LeBron James has a 75% probability of making a free throw. How many free throws would LeBron attempt to validate this success rate?
    1. 8
    2. 2
    3. 80
    4. 63

More information:

Determining the sample size of a coin flip experiment is dependent on an acceptable standard error.  An acceptable standard error is subjective and a function of the amount of risk associated with the decision.  This can lead to lengthy calculations and discussions—depending on an individual’s acceptable standard error (it can range from 100 to 40,000 for a coin flip).

If flips of a coin are the deciding factor on who buys a cup of coffee, no reason to calculate the appropriate number of flips.  If the decision is to select an athlete based on a scoring probability, then there is more to consider.

A quick rule of thumb calculation is two divided by the square root of the sample size.  The spreadsheet formula for a sample of 25 is:

=2/Sqrt(25)

This equals .40 or 40%.  If the probability of an athletes scoring is 30%, then this a sample of 25 attempts is too small.  A sample of 50 would be better 2/sqrt(50)=.28 or 28%.  As long as the rule of thumb calculated probability is less the probability in question, the sample size is acceptable for a quick validation of sample size.

 

  • Correlating a player’s points scored to games won provides insight to their contribution to winning games (presumably, the higher the correlation the more effective the player). If a decision requires to recruit one of two players, either player A or player B, and the players correlation between points per game and wins results in:

Player A                   Player B

Correlation (r)            .67                            .63

R-Squared (R2)           .41                            .56

The best decision is to select:

  1. Player B because although the correlation is lower, the higher R-Squared suggest a tighter fit and a closer relationship between the player and wins
  2. Player A because of the higher correlation and the lower R-Squared
  3. It doesn’t matter, because the skill level of the players is about the same.
  • Consider the following scatterplot of results of the Gator Basketball game scores as of February 19, 2002 (with Opponent’s scores as x and Florida’s scores as y). What is the best description between Florida’s scores and their opponent’s scores?
    1. There is no real relationship between x and y in this scatterplot.
    2. There is a strong, positive linear relationship between x and y.
    3. There is a strong, negative linear relationship between x and y.
    4. There is a strong, curved relationship between x and y.

More information:

A correlation coefficient (r or Pearson’s r) is a number between -1 and 1 and the best fit line (trend line) typically between two sets of data.  A scatter plot displays this information in a graph using (x,y) coordinates.

The R-squared (R2), a number between 0 and 1, describes how closely fit the data points are to the correlation coefficient.  Consider it the percentage of data points that line up.

In judging the sets of graphs below just by the r (correlation coefficient), preference may be given to graph “b” with a higher r.  When the R2 is considered, graph “a” would be preferred because of the tighter relationship between of the correlated numbers.

  1. b.

r = .95    R2 = .94                                                               r = .98    R2 = .63

 

  • A manufacturer of balloons claims that p, the proportion of its balloons that burst when inflated to a diameter of up to 12 inches, is no more than 0.05. Customers complain that balloons are bursting more frequently.

If the customers want to conduct an experiment to test the manufacturer’s claim, which of the following hypotheses would be appropriate?

  1. H0: p ¹05, Ha:  p = 0.05
  2. H0: p = 0.05, Ha:  p > 0.05
  3. H0: p = 0.05, Ha:  p ¹05
  4. H0: p = 0.05, Ha:  p < 0.05
  5. H0: p < 0.05, Ha:  p = 0.05
  • The manufacture assumes that 5% will fail, this means:
    1. 1 standard deviation will not fail
    2. 2 standard deviations will not fail
    3. .5 standard deviation will not fail
    4. 3 standard deviations will not fail

More information:

A statistical hypothesis is an assumption about a population parameter (a measurable characteristic of a population such as a mean or a standard deviation).

Hypothesis testing is the use of statistics to determine the probability a given hypothesis is true. The statement assumed to be true is called the null hypothesis (notation H0) and the contradictory statement is called the alternate hypothesis (notation Ha or H1).

In this case, the manufacture claims that 5 percent of the balloons will burst when inflated up to a diameter up to 12 inches.  This is the null hypothesis (H0).

Customers have an alternative hypothesis (Ha) stating that the probability of balloons burst inflated to a 12 inch diameter is more than 5 percent.

Hypothesis testing. Null vs alternative https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzeXCKd5a18