Adventure Sport (SUUK_271)
About Study Course
Objective
To raise students' awareness of the impact of adventure sports and activities on human health and their potential applications when working with clients or organising events independently.
Prerequisites
No prior knowledge is required, but a doctor's note is required for participation in high-impact activities (rock climbing, orienteering, obstacle courses, SUP, hiking).
Learning outcomes
1.As a result of the course, students will:
- Be able to distinguish and recognise adventure sports and their definition
- Students will be able to name and explain adventure sports and their differences
- Students will be able to identify the basic concepts of adventure sports and activities and their impact on physical and mental health.
1.As a result of the course, students will be able to:
- Apply the acquired knowledge through practical participation in extreme sports and outdoor activities
- Apply elements of extreme sports and outdoor activities in their practice.
1.Using the acquired knowledge and skills, students will be able to critically assess the suitability of activities for the client, the patient's abilities and potential risks. They will also be able to adapt physical exercises according to the sport or activity. Based on practical experience, they will be able to identify the basic equipment required and its application to the practice of adventure sports.
