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Hi, I've recently applied to go to college and I've chosen to do a BETC Sport and Exercise Sciences the only problem is I didn't do GCSE P.E.... I only realized I wanted to become a sport therapist after taking all my options... I was wondering if anyone could give me a list of what I need to know for GCSE PE so that I can be as prepared as possible since I have already been accepted into my preferred college. Thank you!
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For my course, it's really easy. You could look at the syllabus here: http://qualifications.pearson.com/en...tion-2009.html
Basically, we have to know:
-Reasons for taking part in sport (cultural, health, image, people, socio-economic, resources)
-Benefits of taking part in sport (mental, physical, social)
-Initiatives to get people to take part in sport (government, local, sport participation pyramid)
-Aspects of fitness (health related and skill related)
-Injury and reducing it (warm up, cool down, equipment, balanced competition)
-Other general knowledge fairly easy sport-related stuff that I can't remember of the top of my head
On the biology side of things:
-Diet (7 main parts of a diet, what they all do)
-Cardiovascular system
-Muscular system
-Skeletal system
(all of this and the impact on exercise etc)
It's fairly easy stuff, really. You'll be able to pick it up easily.
Basically, we have to know:
-Reasons for taking part in sport (cultural, health, image, people, socio-economic, resources)
-Benefits of taking part in sport (mental, physical, social)
-Initiatives to get people to take part in sport (government, local, sport participation pyramid)
-Aspects of fitness (health related and skill related)
-Injury and reducing it (warm up, cool down, equipment, balanced competition)
-Other general knowledge fairly easy sport-related stuff that I can't remember of the top of my head
On the biology side of things:
-Diet (7 main parts of a diet, what they all do)
-Cardiovascular system
-Muscular system
-Skeletal system
(all of this and the impact on exercise etc)
It's fairly easy stuff, really. You'll be able to pick it up easily.
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(Original post by nox1)
For my course, it's really easy. You could look at the syllabus here: http://qualifications.pearson.com/en...tion-2009.html
Basically, we have to know:
-Reasons for taking part in sport (cultural, health, image, people, socio-economic, resources)
-Benefits of taking part in sport (mental, physical, social)
-Initiatives to get people to take part in sport (government, local, sport participation pyramid)
-Aspects of fitness (health related and skill related)
-Injury and reducing it (warm up, cool down, equipment, balanced competition)
-Other general knowledge fairly easy sport-related stuff that I can't remember of the top of my head
On the biology side of things:
-Diet (7 main parts of a diet, what they all do)
-Cardiovascular system
-Muscular system
-Skeletal system
(all of this and the impact on exercise etc)
It's fairly easy stuff, really. You'll be able to pick it up easily.
For my course, it's really easy. You could look at the syllabus here: http://qualifications.pearson.com/en...tion-2009.html
Basically, we have to know:
-Reasons for taking part in sport (cultural, health, image, people, socio-economic, resources)
-Benefits of taking part in sport (mental, physical, social)
-Initiatives to get people to take part in sport (government, local, sport participation pyramid)
-Aspects of fitness (health related and skill related)
-Injury and reducing it (warm up, cool down, equipment, balanced competition)
-Other general knowledge fairly easy sport-related stuff that I can't remember of the top of my head
On the biology side of things:
-Diet (7 main parts of a diet, what they all do)
-Cardiovascular system
-Muscular system
-Skeletal system
(all of this and the impact on exercise etc)
It's fairly easy stuff, really. You'll be able to pick it up easily.
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(Original post by mintyinsider)
Thank you so much! I feel like this will help me a lot for college revision
Thank you so much! I feel like this will help me a lot for college revision
if you need any more help just message me
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