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Paper 1

Applied Anatomy & Physiology

1.1.a. Skeletal & Muscular Systems

1.1.b. Part 1 - The Cardiovascular System

1.1.b. Part 2 - The Respiratory System

1.1.c-d. Energy Systems & Environmental Effects

Exercise Physiology

1.2.a. Diet & Nutrition

1.2.b. Preparation & Training Methods

1.2.c. Injury Prevention & Rehabilitation

Biomechanical Principles

1.3.a. Biomechanical Principles, Levers & the Use of Technology

1.3.b. Linear Motion, Angular Motion, Fluid Mechanics & Projectile Motion

Paper 2

Skill Acquisition

2.1. Part 1 - Skill Acquisition, Practice & Transfer

2.1. Part 2 - Stages & Theories of Learning, Guidance, Feedback & Memory Models

Sports Psychology

2.2. Part 1 - Personality, Attitudes & Arousal

2.2. Part 2 - Motivation, Anxiety, Aggression & Social Facilitation

2.2. Part 3 - Goal Setting, Confidence & Attribution

2.2. Part 4 - Leadership, Stress Management & Group Dynamics

Paper 3

Sport & Society

3.1. Part 1 - Emergence & Evolution of Sport

3.1. Part 2 - Global Sporting Events

Contemporary Issues in Sport

3.2. Part 1 - Ethics & Deviance in Sport

3.2. Part 2 - Commercialisation & Media

3.2. Part 3 - Sporting Excellence & Modern Technology

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Topic: Applied Anatomy & Physiology

Analyse the role of different types of muscle contraction in a gymnast performing a handstand and lowering into a press-up.

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Topic: Applied Anatomy & Physiology

Analyse the role of different types of muscle contraction in a gymnast performing a handstand and lowering into a press-up.

(Marks: 5)

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