CSULB KIN 201 Final - Blevins

1st domain of athletic training

Injury

educating and managing risk for safe performance and function

2nd domain of athletic training

clinical evaluation

implementing standard evaluation techniques and formulating clinical in press ion for determination of course of action

3rd domain of athletic training

Emergency care

employing standard care and communicating outcomes for efficient and appropriate care

4th domain of athletic training

Treatment/rehab

reconditioning participants for performance

5th domain of athletic training

Organizational

understanding to approved organizational and professional practices to ensure individual and org. well being

Who do athletic trainers work with?

Under physician's supervision

How many states require licensed AT?

48 states + the District of Columbia

Which state doesn't require Athletic trainers to be licensed?

California

Why is the term "athletic trainer" a misnomer?

AT provide medical services to all types of people, not just athletes

What is the process of the scientific method?

Research~> Hypothesis -> Experiment -> Data& collection~> conclusion

Kanazawa view on scientific proof

There is no such thing as scientific proof as proof is in math and logic

Difference between research hypothesis and null hypothesis?

Research hypothesis ( H1)

Null hypothesis (H0) - hypothesis states there is no relationship between two population parameters

Difference between quantitative and qualitative methods?

Qualitative method-collecting and analyzing non numerical data to understand concepts, opinions, or experiences

Quantitative method- focuses on the numerical data using statistics models, relationships among studied variables

How to calculate mean?

add up all scores or values in a data set and dividing this figure by the total number of scores there are

How to find null hypothesis?

How to calculate standard deviation

1. calculate mean using x values from data set

2. subtract mean from each data point to get x'

3. calculage difference between x and x' for each data point

4. square the difference for each data point

5. sum the square values of the differences

6. divide sum by n-1

7. take sq. root of previous step

Normal distribution is important because?

Center limit theorem: in common scenarios anytime a bunch of things are added up.... A normal distribution is going to result

t-test

a statistic that compares two means to see whether they could come from the same population

T-test T-value formula

ANOVA

Analysis Of Variance - btwn means of 3 or more groups

How to calculate ANOVA?

formulate hypothesis

-set a significance level

-compute F statistic to derive p value

-compare p value and significance level to decide whether to reject the null hypothesis

what is biometrics?

Study of motion and forces that cause those motions

How is biometrics applied?

Mechanical principles for how organisms physical body and ability to carry out functions

What is the functions of biometrics ?

To pursue purposes of goals

- how we produce forces to generate, slow down or maintain movement during physical activities

What is biometrics structure?

How forces affect our body tissues

- help in functioning when breathing, running, eating, texting

What are Kinetics?

Cause of motions

- action of forces in producing motion

body responds when force is applied

What is kinematic?

Breach of physics that documents motion

using equations of motions

What is force?

a push or pull on an object

- needed to maintain health of body structures

contact force

Acts on body directly through a medium

What are the four types of contact force?

Frictional

spring

muscular

normal force

What is a non-contact force?

Act through a space without direct contact on body

What are the types of non contact force?

Magnetic force

gravitational force

electrostatic force

Newton's Laws of Motion

INCLUDES 3 LAWS.

1. AN OBJECT AT REST WILL REMAIN AT REST UNLESS ACTED UPON BY AN (UNBALANCED) FORCE, AND AN OBJECT IN MOTION WILL CONTINUE TO STAY IN MOTION WITH THE SAME SPEED AND IN THE SAME DIRECTION UNLESS ACTED UPON BY AN (UNBALANCED) OUTSIDE FORCE. (THIS LAW IS ALSO CALLED "INERTIA")

2. ACCELERATION IS PRODUCED WHEN A FORCE ACTS ON MASS AND THE GREATER THE MASS OF THE OBJECT BEING ACCELERATED, THE GREATER THE AMOUNT OF FORCE NEEDED TO ACCELERATE THAT OBJECT.

3. FOR EVERY ACTION, THERE IS AN EQUAL AND OPPOSITE REACTION.

how to calculate force

Force = mass x acceleration

How to calculate mass?

density x volume

weight/ gravity

How to calculate acceleration?

change in velocity/change in time

Application of Biometrics

1st

Improve movement techniques for sport performance

ex: gymnastics landing

Application of Biometrics

2nd

Improve equipment for helmets, shoes, braces, pads

Application of Biometrics

3rd

Prevent injury through rule changes, equipment changes, environmental changes

ex: turf instead of real grass

Application of Biometrics

4th

Guide rehabilitation and treatment

ex: improve functions post injury, improve mobility

What careers for biomechanists are available?

-Researcher

-clinical biomechanics

-performance enhancement specialist

-ergonomist of human factors engineer

-forensic biomechanics

What are the research tools biomechanics use?

Motion

force

computer modeling and simulations

Motion

Camera, mocap, video, smartphones

Force

Transducers, platforms, EMG

transducers- asses forces in specific tissues or areas of the body

EMG can determine force output for paralysis

Computer modeling and simulations

Making numerical data into visual

- vectors, multi variable calculus data

* can create hypothetical simulations

Coaching and sports education

What is pedagogy?

the art and science of teaching children

What is sport pedagogy?

teaching physical education

Key Evidence-Based Practice Pedagogical

1st

Active learning time

appropriate practice time for students

MOST IMPORTANT

2nd

Effective class management

important to set expectations

3rd

Assessment

essential for physical education

4th

Feedback

clear specific and immediate

Why does teacher coach conflict occur?

Due to placing priority on coaching rather than teaching

What are differences between P.E teachers, sport instructors and sport coaches?

PE teachers:

responsibilities are typica,

Sport instructors

responsibilities: more time with instructional responsibilities

time spent: more time with novices

Sport coaches

responsibilities: more time on supplemental with higher skilled athletes

What are the similarities between P.E teachers, sport instructors and sport coaches?

Instructional activities designed to alter knowledge attitude and behavior with respect to physical activities

What are the three settings of coaching and instructing?

Community

institutional

commercial

Community coaching

Non profit programs recreation

- YMCA YWCA

volunteer coaches focus on winning not fair play or inclusion

Institutional coaching

High school/ middle school

disability detention military

college and uni settings understand diffs in NCAA and commercial who pressure in winning

Commercial coaching

Private camps or clubs

for hire by elite athletes

arenas, stadium practice facilities like tennis

The roles and careers for coaches

1st

Community PA program and youth sport leaders

sport instructor, many jobs, $

The roles and careers for coaches

2nd

Professional sport instructors

sport instructor, few jobs,$$$

The roles and careers for coaches

3rd

Strength and conditioning coaches

sport instructor, moderate jobs or coach, $$

The roles and careers for coaches

4th

Youth sport coaches

sport instructor, many jobs, $

The roles and careers for coaches

5th

Coaching in institutional setting

sport coach, many jobs, $

The roles and careers for coaches

6th

Coaching in pro sport

sport coach, few jobs, $$$

What are the two reasons coaches have scandals?

1. lack of certification and explicitly requirements to make coaches follow ethical guidelines

2. Characteristics that commercialize sport encourage cheating, violence, anti social behavior

Sports Management

The study and practice of all people, activities, businesses, or organizations involved in producing, facilitating, promoting, or organizing any sport-related business or product

Application of sports management

Careers in other physical activity sphere

What are the 3 programs for sports management?

Recreation: after greater depth in terms of recreational programming and related considerations

Sport- tourism: how to develop and manage sports

related travel opportunities and determine effects

Sport-management: tend to focus on sports specific application of business principles like management

- for profit and non-profit settings

What are settings for sports management?

Sport entertainment

-> all major sport orgs from pro to Olympics, college to high school

support services:

-> sporting goods and services

manufacturing, Event management

distributing Insurance

retail outlets Communications and information

sports participation

for profit

non profit : boy girls club

What are the 7 different roles in sport management?

1st

Event

sponsorship And security

What are the 7 different roles in sport management?

2nd

Financial

Accounting and budgeting

What are the 7 different roles in sport management?

3rd

Human resource

hiring/ training & labor relations

What are the 7 different roles in sport management?

4th

Risk management

compliance

What are the 7 different roles in sport management?

5th

marketing

product development and promotion

What are the 7 different roles in sport management?

6th

Public relations

media relations and customer relations

What are the 7 different roles in sport management

7th

Programs

Scheduling and facilities& equipment

What are e-sports. Where exactly are they getting money from?

Def: sport video game

gained popularity

contributes to sport spectatorship

Money

revenue

purse

sponsorship

investments

What are the 4 areas of knowledge for AT?

Theoretical kinesiology, physical activity

, professional practice, workplace

Characteristics of AT

-Master complex skills

-possess cognitive, perceptual, interpersonal sksills

-perform service

-Granted monopoly by communicating to supply certain services

-guided by ethical codes

-meet expectations prescribed by professional subcultures

What are the differences between mechanical and social trustee?

Mechanical: market driven professionalism

social trustee: civic professional

your personal values that you bring to work will determine goal and method of operation as a professional

What are the general decisions you can make for a better future?

Early engagement in field

- early identification with field

- engage in uni life

volunteer as it will be a easy to get access in your field

working on personal weakness

commitment to future

do good in academics

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