Anatomy & Physiology
1.1 Skeletal and muscular systems
1.2 – Cardiovascular and respiratory systems

Psychology
4.1 – Classification of skills
4.2 – Types and methods of practice
4.3 – Transfer of skill

Anatomy & Physiology
1.1 – Energy for exercise
1.2  - Recovery, altitude and heat

Psychology
4.1 – Memory models

Socio Cultural
6.1 – Emergence and evolution of modern sport
6.2 – Sport in the twenty-first centuary

Coursework
Working on completing their EAPI (Player analysis and training plan)

Anatomy & Physiology
2.1 - Diet and nutrition and their effect on physical activity and performance.
2.2 - Preparation and training methods

Psychology
4.4 – Learning Theories
4.5 – Stages of learning, guidance and feedback

Anatomy & Physiology
2.1 - Injury prevention and rehabilitation of injury

Psychology
5.1 - Attributes in sport
5.2 - Confidence and self-efficacy in sports performance
5.3 - Leadership in sport

Socio Cultural
6.3 - Global sporting events
6.1 - Ethics and deviance in sport
6.2 - Commercialisation and media

Hand in of EAPI, collection of game based video of chosen sport and exam preparation and techniques

Anatomy & Physiology
3.1 – Biomechanical principles: Newton’s Laws of motion, force and the use of technology
3.2 – Biomechanical principles: stability and lever systems

Psychology
5.1 – Individual differences
5.2 – Group and team dynamics and goal setting in sport

Practical
Video evidence collected for isolated skills

Anatomy & Physiology
3.1 – Linear motion
3.2 – Angular motion
3.3 – Fluid mechanics and projectile motion

Psychology
5.4 – Stress management to optimise performance

Socio Cultural
6.3 – Routes to sporting excellence in the Uk
6.4 – Modern technology in sport

Exam preparation and techniques