LO1: Extrinsic and Intrinsic Risk Factors
Match the statements on the cards to their corresponding definitions.
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Topics of this game:
- Risk factors that originate from outside the body
- Risk factors that originate from inside the body
- How likely something will cause harm
- Something that can cause harm
- The drive to complete a task
- Spinal condition that causes sufferers curve to the side with a 'S' or 'C' shape
- Forward or inward curving of the lower back
- Worn by performers to protect themselves from harm in sport
- Used by performers to help them during their participation
- Variables that influence how suitable an activity is, e.g. age and gender.
- How people walk or run
- Intention to cause harm
- Activation of the body and mind of a performer
- Examination to determine what risks are and how to overcome them
- Backward or outward curving of the upper spine
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