1. Understand the different branches of sports physiology, including anatomy and exercise physiology.
2. Identify skeletal muscle anatomy, types of muscles, muscle contractions, and the sliding filament theory.
3. Explain how ATP is generated and how to use multiple energy systems in sports or activity.
4. Describe muscle strength and endurance, including muscle fiber types and the importance of nutrition for training.
5. Use anatomical terminology in sports and exercise contexts.
6. Calculate energy expenditure during exercise.
7. Understand athlete types and the sports nutrition pyramid.
8. Recognize the physiological effects of aging on lung volumes, muscle development, and skeletal changes.
9. Apply knowledge gained to optimize personal performance through proper nutrition, training, and rest

The teachers for this course are registered dietitians with a background in sports physiology. They have expertise in anatomy, exercise physiology, muscle strength and endurance, and energy systems. They have a deep understanding of the physiological effects of aging on the body, as well as the importance of proper nutrition, training, and rest for optimal athletic performance. The teacher is skilled in creating engaging, user-friendly presentations using Canva and incorporating technology tools such as Google Drive to enhance the learning experience for students. They are passionate about promoting healthy lifestyles and empowering young athletes with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in their chosen sports and activities. 

Homework Offered
0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
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Grades Offered