HHS Tumbling Unit

1. HHS Tumbling Unit Written Exam

2. (1) 1.6 Emotional Marta and Javier are preparing to perform their tumbling routine in front of the class. They are nervous before they begin. How can this affect the outcome of their routine? Might miss one of the elements. Might perform better than in practice. Might start of slowly, but after a minute they perform brilliantly. All of the above.

3. (2) Biomechanical Principles (1.5) For an effective shoulder roll, the gymnast should use which of the following biomechanical principles? • Leverage • Rotary Motion • Reaction Time • Trunk Extension

4. (3) For an effective V-Sit, the gymnast should use which of the following biomechanical principles? • Opposition • Balance • Proprioception • All of the above

5. (4) For an effective front seat support, the gymnast should use which of the following skill related components of fitness? • Force • Agility • Reaction Time • Speed

6. (5) 1.6 cognitive Yaritza and Fernando have been practicing their switcheroo a lot. They have memorized all of the cues until they can perform the skill automatically without thinking about it. How will this help their performance in front of the class? • No mistakes • Quick transition • Smooth transition • All the above

7. (6) 1.7 Proprioception is the mind’s awareness and subtle corrections to the body’s position. Justin notices that when he performs a headstand, he falls over on the left side. He corrects this by shifting his weight to the right and moving his hands away from his head. How did Justin fix his headstand? • He watched his friend do a headstand. • His brain sensed his body was about to fall so the brain sent signals to the body to make corrections. • He watched a video to see what went wrong. • His friend told him what he was doing wrong.

8. (7) 1.8 training practices Zelda just made the cheerleading squad. She wants to get stronger so she is able to perform tumbling activities for the whole game. What type of fitness plan should she follow? • Long distance running and stretching. • Sprints, squats, jumping practice, stretching. • Long distance running, arm curls, lunges. • Long and short distance running, core, lower and upper body strength training, and plyometrics.

9. (8) 1.3 skill component Which skill related components of fitness would BEST help a gymnast perform a backward roll? • Explosive power • Agility • Both A & B • Neither A & B

10. (9) 1.3 skill related fitness In order to perform a tripod, a gymnast would need which of the below skill related components of fitness the MOST? • Reaction time and agility • Explosive power and speed. • Balance and coordination. • Leverage and rotary motion.

11. (10) 1.5 biomechanics A gymnast who wants to perform a switcheroo would need to utilize which biomechanical principles? • Leverage and force • Rotary motion and force. • Rotary motion, force and opposition. • Leverage, force and opposition.

12. (11) 1.6 physical What are the physical requirements to be able to perform a variety of tumbling activities well? • All around muscular strength. • Flexibility. • Balance and coordination. • All of the above.

13. (12) Training Javier and Yoli want to learn some tumbling moves to incorporate with their team dance routine. What should they focus on to be in the best shape possible for upcoming performances? • High weights, low reps. • Curl ups and planks. • Combination of long distance running and sprints. • All of the above.

14. 13. Skill-Related Components (1.3) Which of the below skill-related components of fitness would a gymnast need the LEAST to complete a high quality round off? • Coordination • Balance • Speed • Explosive Power

15. 14. Biomechanics (1.5) In completing a cartwheel, which biomechanical principle would a gymnast use the LEAST? • Inertia • Rotary Motion • Aerobic Capacity • Leverage

16. 15. Create/modify training plans for skill acquisition (1.9) Shaniqua wants her group to perform well in the class tumbling performance. How should she modify her training plans to make sure everyone is successful in her group? • Start with the basic levels, and slowly make elements more challenging and advanced with practice. • Start with advanced elements and time the tricks with music. • See who can do a flip and have them perform this while everyone else performs log rolls. • Focus on matching outfits.

17. 16. Proprioception (1.7) Tomas wants to improve his handstand. He uses his proprioception skills to help him: • Build aerobic capacity • Make corrections for balance based on feel • Maximize force • Leverage for optimal power

18. 17. 1.4 Biomechanical Principals Which skill below would you MOST need rotary motion? • Switcheroo • Headstand • Forward roll • V- Sit

19. 18. What is the definition of speed? • Distance traveled divided by time traveled. • An even distribution of weight enabling someone or something to remain upright and steady. • The ability to move and change direction and position of the body quickly and effectively while under control. • The organization of the different elements of a complex body or activity so as to enable them to work together effectively.

20. 19. How to modify activities for diverse groups (3.7) Damion really enjoys tumbling. He decides he wants to teach basic tumbling skills to his little brother (age 5). How should he START the tumbling lessons? • Cartwheel, round-off and back handspring. • Tumbling specific stretches, log rolls, basic level balances and inversions. • Tumbling specific stretches, backward roll, log roll, and full headstand. • Handstand, head stand, and roundoff.

21. 20. Role of individual attitude, motivation, and determination (3.4) 3.4 Tawnya just started learning how to tumble and decided she really enjoys it and wants to improve enough so she can join the school’s gymnastics team. She will need all of the below emotional factors to achieve her dream EXCEPT: • Overall physical fitness • Motivation • Determination • Positive attitude