Basics of Health Sports (LSPA_606)

Students need basic knowledge of human anatomy and physiology, in particular the support-motion system, cardiovascular and respiratory system, as well as basic knowledge of sports physiology and biochemistry, which characterise the body’s reactions and energy supply during exercise. Understanding the role of physical activity in promoting health is desirable.Knowledge of English is required at least at intermediate level in order to be able to read and use the scientific and professional literature of the sector and to acquire terminology.Knowledge:basic knowledge of human anatomy and physiology, in particular the support-motion system, cardiovascular and respiratory system;basic knowledge of sports physiology and biochemistry, which characterises the body’s reaction and energy supply during exercise;understanding the role of physical activity in promoting health.Skills: abilityto use English at least at intermediate level to read and interpret scientific and professional literature;ability to learn and use sports and exercise terminology.Competencies:ability to apply knowledge of anatomy, physiology and sports biochemistry to understand exercise performance and training principles;ability to use English skills in the acquisition of scientific information and in terms of terminology.