Modiwl JXH-4400:
Adv Sport&Exercise Physiology
Advanced Practice in Sport and Exercise Physiology 2023-24
JXH-4400
2023-24
School Of Human And Behavioural Sciences
Module - Semester 1 & 2
20 credits
Module Organiser:
Anthony Blanchfield
Overview
The module will consist of a complementary blend of physiologically orientated practical sessions, theoretically driven workshops and accompanying seminars. The module is designed to integrate these complementary teaching approaches so that physiological theory can be mapped on to accompanying practice and so that optimal ways to interpret, package, and communicate practical data can be susequently considered.
The module will focus on specific physiological techniques and, as an indicative list, topics may include themes such as online gas analysis, critical power, economy of movement, and MAOD, amongst others.
Assessment Strategy
-threshold -Pass: A basic grasp of theoretical knowledge with several gaps in understanding also evident. Preparation and application of pratical skills may be sufficient in some instances by may lack some attanetion to detail in others. While interpretation and communication of practical information may be good in some aspects, it may also lack quality and/or detail in other aspects. -good -Merit: Criteria will be met to a good - very good standard with students demonstrating good - very good preparation and administration of practical procedures, mostly understandable intepretation and communication of accompanying practical information for the target population, and a good-very good literature-based, theoretically-driven comprehension of the physiological processes behind certain practical tests There will however also be occasional gaps in theoretical knowledge, demonstration of practical skillsets, and the ability to interpret and communicate information effectively. -excellent -Distinction: Criteria will be met to an excellent standard with students demonstrating excellent preparation and administration of practical procedures, clear and understandable intepretation and communication of accompanying practical information for the target population, and a throrough literature-based and theoretically-driven comprehension of the physiological processes behind certain practical tests.
Learning Outcomes
- Upon successful completion of this module students will be able to communicate the meaning of complex practical information clearly in a way that is understandable to specific target populations
- Upon successful completion of this module students will be able to competently administer physiological testing in a way that is safe and effective for sport and exercise-based populations
- Upon successful completion of this module students will be able to demonstrate a critical understanding of the physiological theory that accompanies the use of specific practical tests in a sport and exercise setting
- Upon successful completion of this module students will be able to interpret complex practical information in a way that is understandable to specific target populations
- Upon successful completion of this module students will be able to safely and effectively organise and prepare the practical environment ahead of administering physiological testing
Assessment method
Demonstration/Practice
Assessment type
Crynodol
Description
This assessment will require students to prepare and perform part of, or all of, a specific practical test from the module. The assessment will be individually marked in all cases.
Weighting
50%
Due date
15/01/2024
Assessment method
Group Presentation
Assessment type
Crynodol
Description
In this assignment students will produce a verbal presentation that is targeted towards a pre-designated population. It will be used to communicate details about one of the physiological tests from the module. Marks will be awarded individually for presentations.
Weighting
20%
Due date
25/03/2024
Assessment method
Report
Assessment type
Crynodol
Description
In this assignment students will write a written report for a pre-designated target population that will cover the physiological theory behind a specific practical test, how the physiological theory links to the practical test, and how this influences the interpretation of the practical test.
Weighting
30%
Due date
25/03/2024