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Home > A Level PE > Analysis of performance task sheet Analysis of Performance - Task Sheet 3 |
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Download this document as a word file 1. Write down the name of the Best Player (Number 1) in the Activity you are watching. 2. Write down the name of one of the Weaker Players (Number 2) in the Activity you are watching.
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5. What makes Number 1 more effective than Number 2?
6. Is Number 1 affecting the game in any way (try to imagine the teams performance without him/her. What would it be like?) 7. What is Number 2’s effect on the game? 8. Does Number 1 have any weaknesses. If so what are they and how do they affect the game? |
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