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Roles in PE
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PE Mind Map on Roles in PE, created by AMorris on 14/03/2014.
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Roles in PE
Organiser
Main task-To bring together main ingredients at the right time/place to maximise promotion, participation and high quelity performance
Complete risk assessments and safe practice
Can work in a team including co-operation, adaptability and delegation
Involves competence in managing and organising facilities, times and personnel
Player/Performer
Outwitting opponents
e.g. football, rugby, netball
Accurate replication of actions, phrases and sequences
e.g. diving, trampolining, gymnastics
Exploring and communicating ideas, concepts and emotions
e.g. country dance, street dance, ice dance
Performing at maximum levels in relation to speed, height, distance, strength or accuracy
e.g. athletics, archery, golf, track cycling
Identifying and solving pfroblems to overcome challanges of on adventurous nature
e.g. climbing, canoeing, orienteering, sailing
Exercing safely and effectively to improve health and well-being
e.g. circuit training, yoga, weight lifting
Choreographer
Have a profession in dance so they can asses dancer/s and create dances
Determine the needs of dancers to make them better
Have a good taste of music
Can visualise individual and/or group performance
Official
To ensure players perform within the rules
Have sole responsability to decide when an infringement occurs will decide and apportion blame and enforce the appropriate penalty
Keep up to date with the rules changes
Have to act in a unbiased capacity
Types of officials
Referee/Umpire
Judge
Marshal/Steward
Scorer/Timekeeper/Recorder
Leader/Coach
To train and control a group/individual performer to make them the best they can be
They lead fitness sessions
Understand the way people learn and how they are motivated
Can adapt activities/conditioning games and change the rules to aid skill development
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