RBSE SS PE case studies
RBSE SS PE · Put your knowledge to work in context.
RBSE Class 12 Physical Education is a senior secondary elective offered by the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE, Ajmer) for students in the Science, Arts and Commerce streams who choose Physical Education as one of their subjects. It suits candidates who intend to study physical education, sports science, BPEd or physiotherapy at university, or who plan to enter teaching, coaching, fitness instructing, sports officiating or sports administration. The RBSE SS PE case studies are 5 cases and about 3,004 words.
1Ankle Sprain in a District Final: First Aid, Coach Pressure and Return to Play
During the district under-17 basketball final, a 16-year-old point guard lands on an opponent's foot after a rebound and inverts her right ankle. Within four minutes the lateral side is visibly swollen, she cannot bear weight, and there is tenderness over the anterior talofibular ligament and over the base of the fifth metatarsal.
639 words, about 3 min2A Plateaued 400 m Runner: Reading the Load Data
A 17-year-old state-level 400 m runner has plateaued. His times over six weeks were 52.8 s, 52.5 s and 52.9 s.
590 words, about 3 min3A Gymnast Losing Weight Before Trials: RED-S and the Limits of Coaching
A 15-year-old gymnast, 152 cm tall and 38 kg (BMI 16.4), has lost 3 kg in two months before the state trials. She eats only fruit and salad before school, has cut out milk and paneer to stay light, and trains five hours a day.
624 words, about 3 min4The Shooter Who Collapses in the Last Series
A 17-year-old 10 m air rifle shooter averages 615 in practice but has scored 588, 591 and 585 in his last three competitions, each time collapsing in the final series. Before a match his heart rate reaches about 130 beats per minute, his hands sweat, and he thinks, I will ruin the last series and everyone will see it.
581 words, about 3 min5A Long Jumper Reaching for the Board
A 17-year-old long jumper has a personal best of 7.10 m but has fouled or landed short in his last four competitions, with his best legal mark measured from the toe of the takeoff foot. His 18-stride approach is fast until the last three strides, where he visibly slows and reaches for the board.
570 words, about 3 min