12 PES EST 2020

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Across
  1. 4. In this TOTAPS step, we check to see if the athlete can move the injured area through the full range of movement. (6/8)
  2. 6. When a ball is hit at us, the strength of the force is the result of the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ the ball has traveled.
  3. 10. A Laissez-Faire leader is effective if the group is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (able to work on their own).
  4. 11. This injury diagnosis method is used for sprains an strains.
  5. 13. Leadership quality that demonstrates the ability to make decisions and take charge.
  6. 14. When recovering from soft tissue damage it is important to avoid the _ _ _ _ factors.
  7. 15. If the team is at risk of being in danger the leader may need to adopt an autocratic style for _ _ _ _ _ _ reasons.
  8. 16. An effective warm up will help to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ the body for physical activites.
  9. 19. When anyone does anything that increases the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
  10. 21. When receiving a volleyball (in the setting position) the elbows complete this movement to absorb the force.
  11. 22. An effective leader has the capacity to move others towards achieving _ _ _ _ _.
  12. 24. If we do this too soon after a soft tissue injury we can re injure the area.
  13. 28. Leaders are Joining in with the team and often team members are Delegated tasks. (7/5)
  14. 31. Leadership quality that allows leaders to support their team members.
  15. 32. Cool down help to remove _ _ _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ form the muscles.
  16. 33. If we apply this to a soft tissue injury it increases bleeding.
Down
  1. 1. When managing soft tissue damage we refer to this method.
  2. 2. In the STOP method - if the injury is severe, how do we prevent further injury? (3/4)
  3. 3. Leadership style where athletes are Testing different approaches to training and the leader Consults with the team before making final decisions.
  4. 5. Getting this within 48-72 hours after an injury increases the swelling and bleeding.
  5. 7. If a player is conscious we apply this method to assess the severity of the injury.
  6. 8. Protective equipment helps to _ _ _ _ _ _ the force placed on the body and reduce the risk of injury.
  7. 9. Leadership quality that demonstrates the will to tell the truth about a teams performance.
  8. 12. In Democratic leadership - the leader _ _ _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ with the team members.
  9. 16. In this TOTAPS step, we move the joint area for the patient before checking to see if they can bare weight. (7/8)
  10. 17. Your leadership style needs to be _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to meet the needs of your team you are coaching.
  11. 18. Leadership quality that demonstrates they are prepared and prompt to training.
  12. 20. Forces placed on the body are absorbed through our _ _ _ _ _ _ that flex to absorb impact.
  13. 23. Leadership is a role involving _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
  14. 24. In the STOP method - if the injury is moderate - how do we prevent further injury?
  15. 25. In the STOP method - if the injury is minor can we play on?
  16. 26. In this TOTAPS step we get the athlete to show us if they can return to the field by completing sport specific movements. (6/4)
  17. 27. Leadership style incorporating Telling and Selling of decisions and tactics in the team.
  18. 29. If we drink Alcohol after a soft tissue injury it increases this.
  19. 30. Leadership quality that demonstrates the ability to let players learn from making mistakes, knowing that it takes time to develop a new skill.