Welcome to HRC Stuart Day Tutor on Level 1-3 BTEC Sport Programme manager & personal

tutor for BTEC Introductory

Diploma in Sport (level 1)

The Benefits of E-Learning Resources in My Classroom ACCESSIBILITY

- prompt lessons - easy access to internet & teaching materials- lesson prep made easy

LEARNER ENGAGEMENT- visual stimulation- student IT skills

FLEXIBILITY- adapting lessons (in & outside lessons) - student assessment

TACTICS IN TWO SPORTS

TAKING PART IN SPORT Task 2 (Merit Work)

Immediate engagemen

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WHAT YOU WILL ACHIEVE TODAY

1.Describe two tactics that can be used in TENNIS

2. Describe two tactics that can be used in BASKETBALL

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What are TACTICS in sport?

TACTICS are the strategies and game plays we use to try and win

Formations & line ups Attacking styles Defensive styles Substitutions Methods of marking Playing to an opponents weaknesses Set plays

Your ideas

Examples of different tactics Use the worksheet to list examples of different tactics

in your favourite sport

TACTICS in sport

Formations & line ups Attacking styles Defensive styles Substitutions Methods of marking Playing to an opponents weaknesses Set plays

My students are

Tottenham fans!

What type of TACTICS might a tennis player think of playing?

Peer teaching!

Playing to an opponents weakness

Visual demonstration &

the student application of

theory

An example of how you can create a point winning opportunity

• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RVlXfVJQco

Bringing sport into the

classroom! The use of hyperlinks

to further reinforce learning!

Use the diagram to demonstrate a tactical play that can be used in tennis

Smart board engagement as a way of reinforcing learning!

What type of TACTICS might a BASKETBALL TEAM think of playing?

Sketch out a defensive or attacking play

Draw on the diagram a method of marking in basketball

WHAT YOU ACHIEVED TODAY

1.Describe two tactics that can be used in TENNIS

2. Describe two tactics that can be used in BASKETBALL

VASODILATION Blood vessels widen INCREASED BLOOD FLOW TO INJURED AREA

Vessel walls become stretched out and leave gaps BLOOD MOVES OUT OF VESSELS

ACUTE STAGE: INFLAMMATION How the body responds immediately after sustaining injury (up to 24-

48 HRS)

HISTAMINE & PROSTRAGLANDINreleased from damaged tissues

SwellingPainRednessTemperature increaseRestricted movements

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3) SIGNS

Platelets + blood proteins form a blood clot over damaged capillaries

REPAIR STAGEAfter inflammation has been reduced Heat treatment increases

blood flow back to the area

(PHAGOCYTES) clear injury site by engulfing dead tissue and debris

New capillaries grow into area

Fibroblasts move into damage area and start laying down new protein (collagen fibres)

Collagen + blood from new capillaries combine to form EARLY SCAR TISSUE that draws torn fibres back together

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