Use of Data in PE (AQA GCSE Physical Education): Flashcards
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What is quantitative data?
What is quantitative data?
Numerical info measured & analysed statistically
Purpose of quantitative data in PE
Purpose of quantitative data in PE
Objectively evaluate performance, fitness levels & progress
Examples of performance metrics
Examples of performance metrics
Times, distances, scores
Examples of game statistics
Examples of game statistics
Win/loss records, shooting percentages
Examples of fitness tests
Examples of fitness tests
Beep test, 12-minute run
Examples of body measurements
Examples of body measurements
BMI, body fat percentage, muscle mass
Workout log variables tracked
Workout log variables tracked
Sets, reps, weights
Types of injury data collected
Types of injury data collected
Frequency, type, recovery times
Examples of health metrics
Examples of health metrics
Heart rate, blood pressure
Benefit: objective evaluation
Benefit: objective evaluation
Clear, unbiased measurements of performance & fitness
Benefit: progress tracking
Benefit: progress tracking
Precise tracking of improvements & goal attainment
Benefit: data-driven decisions
Benefit: data-driven decisions
Informed decisions in training, coaching & program development
Use: performance analysis
Use: performance analysis
Identify strengths & areas for improvement
Use: personalised training
Use: personalised training
Develop tailored training programs from fitness assessments