UPMSP Class 12 Sports & Physical Education study plan
UPMSP Class 12 Sports & Physical Education · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Practical Component: Fitness Testing, Skill Proficiency, Game Rules and Officiating & Physical Education: Meaning, Aims, Objectives and Importance
List the official court/field dimensions, player counts and scoring rules for at least six sports on the practical syllabus (cricket, football, volleyball, basketball, badminton, kabaddi) from memory
Define physical education and write out its aims, objectives and importance in your own words without notes
Draft a one-page officiating cue sheet per sport covering start, scoring signals and common fouls
Practise the standing broad jump and 50 m sprint and record three trials each in a fitness log
Your checkpoint
A handwritten rules-and-officiating handbook of at least six sports plus a baseline fitness log with three trial scores per test
Practical Component: Fitness Testing, Skill Proficiency, Game Rules and Officiating & First Aid, Injuries, Physiology and Rehabilitation
Demonstrate and self-score the standard fitness tests (sit-ups, sit-and-reach, shuttle run, 600 m run/walk) and tabulate results against normative bands
Explain the RICE protocol and differentiate sprains, strains, fractures and dislocations with one example each
Outline the physiology of muscular contraction and the role of warm-up and cool-down in injury prevention
Describe rehabilitation stages for a sprained ankle from first aid to return to play
Your checkpoint
A completed fitness-testing record sheet with all test scores, normative ratings and a written RICE-plus-rehabilitation case note
Sports Training: Principles, Methods and Load Adaptation & Growth and Development, Physical Fitness and Wellness
State the principles of sports training and apply each to a sample 4-week plan for one sport
Distinguish continuous, interval, fartlek, circuit and weight-training methods and give a suitable use for each
Explain load, adaptation, overtraining and recovery using the overload and supercompensation concepts
Map the stages of growth and development (infancy to adolescence) to age-appropriate physical activity recommendations
Your checkpoint
A 4-week training microcycle for one chosen sport that names the method, load and rest for each session and cites the principle it applies
Nutrition, Balanced Diet, Diet Planning and Eating Disorders & Yoga, Asanas and Lifestyle Diseases
Classify macronutrients and micronutrients with two food sources and one function each
Compute a balanced diet for a 70 kg adolescent athlete using the food-exchange method and check calorie and protein totals
Identify obesity, diabetes, hypertension and eating disorders (anorexia nervosa, bulimia) with signs, causes and lifestyle prevention
Describe five asanas with procedure, duration, contraindications and the lifestyle disease each targets
Your checkpoint
A one-day balanced diet chart with calculated energy and protein totals plus a five-asana table linking each asana to a lifestyle disease
Sports Psychology: Motivation, Aggression, Anxiety and Personality & Olympic Movement, Sports Awards and Sports History
Define motivation, aggression, anxiety and personality and distinguish their types (intrinsic/extrinsic, hostile/instrumental, state/trait, Type A/B)
Apply one psychological strategy (goal setting, imagery or arousal regulation) to a described athlete case
Summarise the modern Olympic movement: founding, ideals, symbols, ceremonies and the Summer/Winter cycle
List the major Indian sports awards (Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna, Arjuna, Dronacharya, Dhyan Chand) with eligibility and one recent recipient each
Your checkpoint
A two-part written brief: one athlete case analysis using the four psychological concepts, and one Olympic-and-awards fact sheet with at least 15 accurate entries
Sports Management, Facilities, Equipment and Career Options in Physical Education & Physical Education: Meaning, Aims, Objectives and Importance
Draw and label a standard 400 m track with staggers and lane measurement rules
List facility and equipment requirements for two sports and the maintenance and safety checks each needs
Identify at least six career options in physical education with the qualification and institution type for each
Explain the role of a sports manager in planning, organising, staffing and budgeting a school meet
Your checkpoint
A hand-drawn, labelled 400 m track diagram plus a two-sport facility-and-equipment checklist and a career-options table of at least six entries
Growth and Development, Physical Fitness and Wellness & First Aid, Injuries, Physiology and Rehabilitation & Yoga, Asanas and Lifestyle Diseases
Re-test three fitness components and compare against week 2 baseline
Explain first aid for heat stroke, drowning, bleeding and fractures step by step
Describe the physiology of the respiratory and circulatory systems and how exercise changes heart rate, stroke volume and breathing rate
Revise all asanas and lifestyle-disease content through 40 rapid-recall questions
Your checkpoint
A re-test report comparing week 2 and week 7 scores with a written explanation of each change and a 20-item first-aid quick-reference card
Practical Component: Fitness Testing, Skill Proficiency, Game Rules and Officiating & Sports Training: Principles, Methods and Load Adaptation & Nutrition, Balanced Diet, Diet Planning and Eating Disorders & Sports Psychology: Motivation, Aggression, Anxiety and Personality
Complete two full-length timed mock papers under exam conditions and score them against the marking scheme
Re-drill every missed item into a one-page error log grouped by domain
Recite the rules, dimensions and officiating signals for all practical sports in a single timed run-through
Write out the training principles, diet-planning steps and psychological definitions from memory as a final recall check
Your checkpoint
Two scored mock papers, a one-page error log by domain, and a signed self-check sheet confirming all practical-sport rules and dimensions were recalled without notes
Milestones
Week 2: Can state court/field dimensions, player counts and scoring rules for six sports and correctly describe RICE and the sprain/strain/fracture differences without notes
Week 4: Can build a balanced one-day diet with correct energy and protein totals and explain five asanas with their target lifestyle disease
Week 6: Can draw and label a 400 m track, list facility needs for two sports and name six physical education career paths with qualifications
Week 8: Scores at least 70% on both timed mock papers and has a completed error log with no unresolved domain