Duplicate of Cambridge National in Sports Science

what is an example of poor stance / gait which can lead to poor posture

what are the symptoms of asthma

practising serves in tennis should be in what part of the warm up

why would there be an increased risk of injury in Rugby, compared to Swimming

how can you treat someone who is having a epileptic fit / seizure

what is known as an overuse injury

name the psychological benefits of a warm up

name one extrinsic factors in which a coach can effect risk of injury

arm swings should be part of which element of a warm up

what is classed as performance equipment

when would you use a sling

what can a coach do to respond to every / any medical condition

name some of the extrinsic factors that can influence the risk of injury

what is a strain

when would you use stretching and taping as a treatment

what elements make up instrinsic factors that effect the risk of injury

what factors must a coach consider when planning a warm down

SALTAPS stands for

What are the symptoms of diabetes

what are the physical benefits of a warm up

jogging should be part of which element of a warm up

how would you treat someone having an asthma attack

an acute injury is

how do you respond to an injury

what are some of the physical benefits of a warm / cool down

what are some of the causes of poor posture

name the extrinsic environmental factors that can affect risk of injury

what makes up an EAP in a sporting context

what is hypoglycaemia

name the components of a cool down

who would be classes as emergency personal in an EAP in a sporting context

What type is classed as protective equipment

name a chronic injury

what the the sport injuries related to poor posture

how can you treat someone who has hypoglycaemia

what are the 3 factors that make up safety hazards (as a extrinsic factor)

what are the signs of concussion

what is cramp

what are some of the factors that make up physical preparation

what injury would you use RICE to treat