Intrinsic feedback
Intrinsic feedback is the physical feel of the movement as it is being performed.
It is what is felt by the performer as they execute a skill or performance. Intrinsic feedback can be very useful across the four factors.
Thoughts and feelings on how a performance went are crucial to some aspects of mental and emotional factors.
For mental factors such as anxiety and emotional factors like happiness, there is no Quantifiable data is measurable and can be described as a quantity. For example, the number of times a player has control of the ball in a game is quantifiable. way for a coach to measure these factors without taking the thoughts and feelings of the performer into consideration.
This is the reason a large number of data collection methods for these factors use A collection of written or printed questions with an answer choice made to conduct a survey. to provide Qualitative data cannot be measured or described as a quantity. It usually takes thoughts, feelings and opinions into consideration. data.
During a performance, thoughts of fear and anxiety may occur, such as:
I feel scared before taking this second serve
This is intrinsic information telling the performer that they are struggling to control their anxiety.