RBSE SS PE study plan
RBSE SS PE · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Physiology and Injuries in Sports (Exercise Physiology, Sports Injuries and First Aid) & Training in Sports (Training Load, Methods and Principles)
Define exercise physiology terms (oxygen debt, second wind, vital capacity, VO2 max) in your own words
Distinguish aerobic from anaerobic work and give two sports examples of each
Classify training load components (volume, intensity, density, frequency) and compute a simple load total
List the principles of training and match each to a coaching scenario
Differentiate continuous, interval, and circuit methods by structure and physiological effect
Your checkpoint
A one-page comparison table of training methods with load variables and one worked load-calculation example
Physiology and Injuries in Sports (Exercise Physiology, Sports Injuries and First Aid) & Training in Sports (Training Load, Methods and Principles)
Explain the physiological effects of warm-up and cool-down on performance and recovery
Identify common soft-tissue and bone injuries by mechanism (sprain, strain, dislocation, fracture)
Apply the RICE/POLICE first-aid sequence to three written injury scenarios
Describe prevention strategies for at least four sport-specific injuries
Outline periodization into macrocycle, mesocycle, and microcycle with a sample 4-week block
Your checkpoint
Three written injury scenarios each with mechanism, first-aid steps, and prevention advice
Physical Fitness, Wellness and Lifestyle & Sports and Nutrition (Balanced Diet, Nutrients and Eating Disorders)
Define physical fitness, wellness, and lifestyle and explain how the three interrelate
List health-related and skill-related fitness components with one test for each
Identify the six nutrient classes, their functions, and two food sources each
Construct a balanced diet plan for a 70 kg athlete using the food pyramid
Describe causes, signs, and management of two eating disorders (anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa)
Your checkpoint
A one-day balanced diet chart for a named athlete with nutrient justification and a short note on two eating disorders
Sports Psychology (Personality, Motivation, Anxiety and Aggression) & Physical Education: Concept, Aims, Objectives and Career Options
Define personality and contrast trait and type approaches with sport examples
Explain motivation types (intrinsic, extrinsic, achievement) and give coaching applications
Differentiate state and trait anxiety and describe two arousal-regulation techniques
Classify aggression (hostile, instrumental, assertive) and suggest reduction strategies
State the aims, objectives, and career options of physical education in a structured outline
Your checkpoint
A four-part psychology summary sheet (personality, motivation, anxiety, aggression) with one applied example per concept
Measurement and Evaluation in Sports & Biomechanics and Sports
Define measurement, evaluation, and assessment and distinguish their purposes
Compute mean, median, mode, and standard deviation for a small data set
Interpret a percentile rank and a z-score in plain language
Apply Newton's three laws to sport movements with concrete examples
Explain levers (class I, II, III) and identify the lever class in three sporting actions
Your checkpoint
A worked statistics problem set (mean, median, mode, SD, percentile) plus a lever-classification table for five sports skills
Biomechanics and Sports & Measurement and Evaluation in Sports
Describe projectile motion factors (angle, velocity, gravity, air resistance) and their effect on trajectory
Explain centre of gravity, stability, and equilibrium with balance examples
Outline the phases of a selected motor skill using biomechanical principles
Select appropriate fitness tests for a chosen component and justify the choice
Draft a simple test protocol with equipment, procedure, and scoring
Your checkpoint
A one-page biomechanical analysis of one skill (e.g., basketball jump shot) naming phases and principles, plus a test protocol
Sports Management and Planning & Adventure Sports, Leadership and Teamwork
Distinguish management functions (planning, organizing, staffing, directing, controlling) in a sports setting
Draft a tournament fixture for 8 teams using the knockout method
Explain leadership styles and qualities with a sport example for each
Describe teamwork components and strategies for building team cohesion
Compare at least four adventure sports by risk, equipment, and safety measures
Your checkpoint
A one-page event plan for a school sports meet including a knockout fixture for 8 teams and a safety checklist
Physical Education: Concept, Aims, Objectives and Career Options & Physiology and Injuries in Sports (Exercise Physiology, Sports Injuries and First Aid) & Physical Fitness, Wellness and Lifestyle & Training in Sports (Training Load, Methods and Principles) & Sports Psychology (Personality, Motivation, Anxiety and Aggression) & Sports and Nutrition (Balanced Diet, Nutrients and Eating Disorders) & Measurement and Evaluation in Sports & Biomechanics and Sports & Sports Management and Planning & Adventure Sports, Leadership and Teamwork
Review all ten domains using your own summary sheets and flag weak areas
Answer 60 mixed practice questions and log errors by domain
Re-teach your two weakest domains aloud or in writing without notes
Memorize key definitions and formulas (load, SD, Newton's laws, RICE) for recall
Complete two timed full-length mock papers and review every wrong answer
Your checkpoint
An error log by domain plus two completed timed mock papers with corrected answers
Milestones
Week 2: Can explain training load, methods, and first-aid steps for four injuries from memory in under 10 minutes
Week 4: Scores at least 70% on a self-made 30-question quiz covering domains 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6
Week 6: Can compute mean, median, mode, and SD unaided and classify levers in five skills without notes
Week 8: Scores at least 75% on both timed mock papers with an error log showing fewer than 8 unresolved weak points