CAMBRIDGE NATIONALS IN SPORT SCIENCE

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1 CAMBRIDGE NATIONALS IN SPORT SCIENCE R041 RESOURCES LINK DECEMBER 2014 Oxford Cambridge and RSA

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3 Risk assessment video Injuries associated with sports participation A short video of an official carrying out duties to ensure the safety of players. Slideshare has several presentations that will be useful when teaching sports injury topics. This one is accessible to all and covers the main area of this topic. Cost: Format: Free PowerPoint

4 Progress Health Sports Injury Clinic This is the website of a sports injuries clinic but it has good explanations and descriptions of common sports injuries, as well as information sheets to download. This is a virtual sports injury clinic that lets you click on any part of the body, then narrow down to specific sports injury. It has clear, detailed explanations and diagrams of every different type of sports injury.

5 Brianmac warm up and cool down Teaching Ideas warm up and cool down ideas This website gives clear explanations for the need and benefits of a warm up and cool down, along with suggested formats and links and references to other relevant materials. This fantastic website has lots of fun, easy to play warm up and cool down ideas.

6 101 fun warm up and cool down games Poor posture This book contains 101 warm up and cool down games, including variations to make them adaptable for different types of groups. The book also highlights the theory of warming up and cooling down. This website explains the reasons behind poor posture, shows photos of poor posture and suggests activities and exercises that can be done to correct poor posture. Cost: Approximately 10 Format: Book _1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid= &sr=1-1&keywords=warm+up+cool+down Cost: Format: Free Website

7 Common medical conditions A to Z list of medical conditions This website lists every common medical condition, along with causes, symptoms and treatments. There are also some useful quizzes and information sheets. This easily accessible website includes an A to Z list of medical conditions along with symptoms, causes and treatments.

8 Charity finder BHF resources for schools This website lists national and local charities by sector, making it easier to find charities in the local area that may be able to offer resources and additional information about relevant medical conditions. The British Heart Foundation has specific resources for schools to teach students about heart disease and how to prevent it. Cost: Format: Free Website Schools&utm_medium=FrontNAV-Schools&utm_campaign=FrontNAV-Schools

9 Resources Index click on a resource to go to the appropriate page. Unit R041 - Reducing the risk of sports injuries Safety code of conduct Risk assessment video Injuries associated with sports participation Progress Health Sports Injury Clinic Brianmac - warm up and cool down Teaching Ideas - warm up and cool down ideas 101 fun warm up and cool down games Poor posture Common medical conditions A-Z list of medical conditions Charity finder BHF - resources for schools

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