Sport injury courses

...Suitable for: Coaches, Trainers, Managers, Teachers, Parents and Officials who require the standard knowledge and skills necessary to manage sports injuries and medical emergencies on and off the field; safely, promptly and effectively prior to the arrival of professional help...

...Fitness training and programming Sports coaching Sports development Practical team sports Sports injuries Sports nutrition Principles of anatomy... Learn about: Sport Coaching, IT Development...

... of Study May Include: Sports Injuries Sports Coaching Nutrition Fitness Testing and Training Exercise, Health and Lifestyle Analysis of Sports Performance... Learn about: Sports Science, Sports Nutrition, Sport Coaching...

..., which will enable you to develop your knowledge and skills in the Sports area. Course content : The sports industry Health, safety and injury Preparation for sport...

...Sport (Development, Coaching & Fitness) National Diploma. Prospectus Code (FTB75) Barnstaple. Length of Study. Two years. Entry RequirementsCost. There will be the opportunity to buy college kit to be worn when representing the course. A course Polo shirt is compulsory. There will be a charge...

... in the sports industry* Sports Performance Specialist Pathway unit 13: training and fitness unit 14: sport and exercise psychology unit 15: injury in sport...

...This is a one-year full-time course particularly of interest to those students who have completed an entry level or foundation course or who have completed a GCSE programme and have an interest in the sport and exercise industry...

...The Sporting Environment. Health, Safety and Prevention of Injury in Sport. Effective Sports Leadership. The Body in Action. Sports Skills. Work Experience in the Sports Industry. Progression. Students who complete the course may be able to progress onto a higher level qualification such as the...

...All students take the eight core units: '¢ the body in action. health and safety in sport. training and fitness for sport. fitness testing for sport and exercise. sports nutrition. psychology for sports performance. technical and tactical skills in sport. the athlete's lifestyle. You take a further...

..., Work-based Experience in Sport, Sport and Society, Sports Nutrition, Sports Injuries, Sport as a Business, Reflective Practitioner and Organising...

... Sports Biomechanics Sport and Exercise Massage Sports Injuries Work Experience Sports Coaching / Practical Sport Applied Sport & Exercise Physiology...

...The Body in Action. Health and Safety in Sport. Sports Coaching. Sports Development. Fitness Testing. Practical Team Sports. Sports Nutrition. Sport in Society. Rules, Regulations and Officiating in Sport. Training and Fitness. Practical Individual Sports. Leadership in Sport. Instructing Physical...

...All students take the six core units: '¢ Anatomy for Sport and Exercise. Sport and Exercise Physiology. Sport and Exercise Psychology. Research Methods for Sport and Exercise Sciences. Research Project in Sport and Exercise Sciences. Sports Biomechanics in Action. You take a further twelve...

...The course is equivalent to 4 grades C or above at GCSE for progression to the Advanced Physical Education course, other level 3 courses or employment. It is for students with lively enquiring minds who wish to work in some aspect of sport. WHAT WILL I LEARN? During this course you will. Develop...

...The BTEC Level 2 First Diploma in Sport is a vocational broad based course covering a range of areas designed to prepare the learner for a career within the Sports Industry. It has a mix of practical and theoretical units and will provide a firm grounding to progress onto the National Diploma...

... body, how it works and how it responds to participating in outdoor sports. Health, Safety and Injury in Sport In this unit you will be taught...

...All students take the five core units: '¢ Anatomy for Sport and Exercise. Sport and Exercise Physiology. Sport and Exercise Psychology. Research Methods for Sport and Exercise Sciences. Research Project in Sport and Exercise Sciences. You take a further seven specialist units from: '¢ Sports...

...Subjects studied include: sport in society, the reflective practitioner, health and safety, body in action, nutrition, fitness testing, work experience, training and fitness, principles of coaching, working with children, voluntary sports clubs, practical team sports study and sports injuries...

...You will discover: • The types of jobs that are open to you in sport • How to work with people in the industry • The role of sport in society • How to coach and train competitors of all levels You will learn the theory and practice of: • Teaching sport to children • How the body works â...

...You will cover nine units in total over the one year, full-time course. Some examples of the units you will study are anatomy and physiology in sport, injuries in sport, fitness testing and training, physiology for sport, nutrition for sports performance and practical sports. You will continue...