Unit details
Prerequisites
SPE1100 - Principles of Movement Development
SPE1200 - Applied Movement Science
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Learning Outcomes
1. | Apply their understanding of biophysical concepts to explain and analyse movement using anatomical terminology; | ||
2. | Convey their knowledge of the structure, function and interactions of the musculoskeletal, cardiovascular and respiratory systems; | ||
3. | Identify and describe the normal physiological responses to exercise and explain how energy is obtained, stored, transferred and used during exercise; and | ||
4. | Critically analyse the acute and chronic physiological adaptations to training, and use the basic principles of training to plan and implement safe and effective training programs. |
Assessment
Assessment type | Description | Grade |
---|---|---|
Test | Online Quiz | 20% |
Report | Laboratory Report | 30% |
Assignment | Training Program | 30% |
Test | In-Class Test | 20% |
Required reading
Biophysical Foundations of Human Movement. (3rd ed).
Abernethy, B., Kippers, V., Hanrahan, S., Pandy, M., McManus, A., & Mackinnon, L. (2013).
Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.
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