Sports injuries courses

...The course is based upon 18 units, studied for 15 hours per week, employing a number of varied assessment methods (reports, presentations, coaching episodes, posters etc). We aim to provide you with the knowledge and skills that will contribute towards a wide range of sports related careers...

...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...

...; Sport and Exercise Massage; Analysis of Sports Performance; Sports Nutrition; Sport and Society; Sports Injuries; Sports Coaching; Practical Team Sports...

...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...

...The course is based upon 18 units, studied for 15 hours per week, employing a number of varied assessment methods (reports, presentations, coaching episodes, posters etc). We aim to provide you with the knowledge and skills that will contribute towards a wide range of sports related careers (sports...

...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...

... for Sport Performance · Fitness Testing · Training and Fitness · Sports Injuries · Rules and Regulations · Analysis of Sport Performance...

...Students will learn to demonstrate knowledge and understanding by studying the following BTEC units: The Body in Sport. Health, Safety and Injury. Preparation for Sport. Planning and Leading Sports Activities. Practical Sport. Instructing Exercise and Fitness...

... units, two core units and four specialist units. The core units are: Health, safety and injury...

...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 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...

...This course has been aimed at people seeking a career in the Sports industry, or those wishing to go on to study level three courses. It has been developed to recognise candidates' knowledge, understanding and skills of sporting activities, environments and operations. It accredits candidates...

...Course content Areas of study will include fitness, promotion and sponsorship, injury, practical sports, lifestyles, anatomy and physiology...

...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...

..., Safety & Injury in Sport The Sports Industry Practical Sport Fitness for Sports Performance Technical Skills & Tactical Awareness for Sport Key Skills...

... This course will usually be taken alongside GCSE Maths or English, a sports leadership course and/or other work related courses such as the CYQ Level 1 Assistant Fitness...

... in Sport consists of six units: Core Units ·Unit 1: The Sports Industry ·Unit 2: Health, Safety and Injury ·Unit 3: Preparation for Sport Specialist Units...

...The BTEC course enables students to acquire a broad knowledge of sports related topics. Suitable for: This vocational course is suitable for students who: 1. Have achieved at least four D's at GCSE or Passed NVQ Foundation or BTEC Introductory. 2. Merit or Distinction at GNVQ Foundation. and...

... in producing body movement during sports activities. Unit 2 Health, Safety and Injury in Sport Participating in any sporting or outdoor activity carries...

... in producing body movement during sports activities. Unit 2 Health, Safety and Injury in Sport Participating in any sporting or outdoor activity carries...