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RBSE SS PE study plan

RBSE SS PE · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

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

Week 2

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

Week 3

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

Week 4

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

Week 5

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

Week 6

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

Week 7

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

Week 8

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