Physical Education - Coaching Styles and Techniques
ID: 218 | Video: None | Audio: Low | Animation: Low
Equivalent to FETAC: Level 5 | Equivalent to QCF (UK): Level 3
Learn about different coaching styles, effective coaching techniques, and gain a good knowledge of sports psychology.
This Physical Education course continues our free online Phys Ed training. The course outlines the various coaching styles and techniques, influences on fitness, motivational factors, injuries, sports psychology and the role of the coach. The free online course will be of interest to physical education teachers, students studying for a qualification in health or fitness, trainers or managers in fitness, health or sports related activities, and any sports man or woman interested in coaching styles and techniques.
Modules in Physical Education - Coaching Styles and Techniques
The role of the coach Coaching styles Coaching techniques Legal ergogenic aids Illegal ergogenic aids Sports psychology Limits to performance Sporting injuries Different groups within society Influences on physical education Intrinsic/extrinsic influences on fitness Socio-cultural considerations Motivational factors Participation rates Fact or fiction activity Assessment
Learning Outcome
After completing this course you will know the effectiveness of a coach when improving team perfomance and the elements that need to be considered to be a good coach. You will gain a good understanding of coaching styles and techniques. This course will help you to understand legal ergogenic aids such as nutrition, creatine, sodium bicarbonate, colostrum, re-hydration and many more important factors that need to be considered in physical activity. You will be more aware of illegal ergogenic aids such as amphetamines, ephedrine, beta-blockers, caffeine, anabolic steroids and many others. You will learn about sports psychology, limits to performance, sporting injuries, and how physical activity affects different social groups as children, teenagers, adults and the elderly. This course will highlight the importance of promoting physical education with positice and negative factors. |
Wayne Alfred - United States of America
2012-11-30 17:11:55
Course Module: The role of the coach
Course Topic: The role of the coach in improving performance
Comment: This is true as a coach you must be able to pass on skills through different coaching styles so the player can enjoy being coached by you and at the same time enjoy what he/she is doing.
Charles Nnamdi Ohanyelu - United Kingdom
2012-07-24 22:07:05
Course Module: The role of the coach
Course Topic: The role of the coach in improving performance
Comment: The coach is the super motivator, and this goes to ascertain the notion that the failure and suceess of most teams depends on the coach.
Taoreed Adeyinka Ibraheem - Nigeria
2012-07-02 22:07:51
Course Module: Assessment
Course Topic: Physical Education 2 Assessment
Comment: I could not start my course, please i need someone to put me through.
Matthew Lunsford - United States of America
2012-06-22 00:06:27
Course Module: Legal ergogenic aids
Course Topic: Ergogenic aids - legal: sodium bicarbonate
Comment: It is nice to know the balance of some supplements. Upon reviewing Glycerol I was glad to hear that it helps retain fluid for longer periods of time. Soccer has no real breaks other than halftime so the ability to retain water is critical.
Trevor Johnson - United Kingdom
2012-04-26 22:04:59
Course Module: Coaching styles
Course Topic: Coaching styles: casual
Comment: great