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Antagonistic Pairs
IGCSE PE 9-1
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Skeletal and Muscular System
The Skeleton
Functions of the Skeleton
The Bones of the Skeleton
Joints
Joint types
Joint Structure and Function
Movement Patterns
Muscles
Muscles of the Body
Antagonistic Pairs
Muscle Fibre Types
Respiratory and Circulatory Systems
Breathing
Pathway of Air and Exchange of Gases
Mechanics of Breathing
Lung Volumes
Blood and Blood Vessels
Components of Blood
Structure of the Blood Vessels
Transportation of O2 and CO2
The Heart and Circulation
Heart Structure and Function
Cardiac Volumes
Energy Supply and the Effects of Exercise
Energy and Recovery
Aerobic and Anaerobic Energy
EPOC and Recovery
Effects of Exercise
Short Term Effects of Exercise
Long Term Effects of Exercise
Simple Biomechanics
Force
Principles of Force
Application of Force
Levers
Levers
Health, Fitness and Training
Health and Fitness
Health and Wellbeing
Health, Fitness and Exercise
Diet
Diet
Components of Fitness
Components of Fitness
VO2max
Fitness testing
Fitness Testing 1
Fitness Testing 2
Fitness Testing 3
Reasons for Fitness Testing
Training
Principles of Training
Methods of Training 1
Methods of Training 2
Altitude Training
Warm up and Cool Down
Warm Up
Cool Down
Skill Acquisition and Psychology
Skill
Skill and Ability
Characteristics of Skilled Performance
Classification of Skill
Skill Acquisition
Simple Information Processing
Stages of Learning
Feedback
Guidance
Psychology
Goal Setting
Motivation
Arousal
Personality
Anxiety and Controlling Anxiety
Social, Cultural and Ethical Influences
Leisure and Recreation
Leisure and Recreation
Growth in Leisure Time
Sports Development Pyramid
Elite Sport
Sponsorship
The Media
Global Events
Impact of Technology
Amateurs and Professionals
Participation
Factors Affecting Participation
Strategies to Improve Participation
Sporting Conduct
PEDs
Blood Doping
Disadvantages of PEDs
Sportsmanship and Gamesmanship
Risk and Injury
Risk and Risk Assessment
Injuries
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