Use of Data in PE (Edexcel GCSE Physical Education): Flashcards

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Quantitative Data in PE
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What is quantitative data?

Numerical info that can be measured & analysed statistically

Purpose of quantitative data in PE

Objectively evaluate performance, fitness levels, and progress

Examples of timing & scoring metrics

Times, distances, scores

Examples of performance statistics

Win/loss records, shooting percentages

Examples of fitness tests

Beep test, 12-minute run, strength assessments

Examples of body measurements

BMI, body fat percentage, muscle mass

Components tracked in workout logs

Sets, reps, weights

Data collected in injury reports

Injury frequency, type, recovery times

Examples of health metrics monitored

Heart rate, blood pressure

Benefit: Objective evaluation

Provides clear, unbiased measurements

Benefit: Progress tracking

Enables precise tracking of improvements & goal attainment

Goal setting with quantitative data

Set specific, measurable goals & track progress quantitatively

Purpose of progress charts

Visualising improvements over time in fitness parameters

Performance analysis use

Identify strengths & areas for improvement

Personalised training benefit

Develop tailored training programs based on fitness assessments

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