Physical Education 30

Students understand, experience, and appreciate the health benefits that result from physical activity with a greater focus on leadership and alternative environments outside of the regular classroom setting. The recommendation of a Physical Education 20 teacher is needed to register for this course. Physical Education can be used towards post-secondary entrance requirements.

Fitness and Wellness 10 / 20 / 30

This energetic course helps students learn about lifelong fitness, anatomy, sports specific training, injury management and overall wellness. Involving both academic components and personal fitness, it is ideal for students wanting to learn more about the human body and how to stay healthy. Students are expected to be highly motivated and must be dedicated to becoming a better athlete through performance enhancement training and by understanding the associated theory. Students will be evaluated on completing projects, tests, and training components. These courses provide a strong foundation for students who are interested in pursuing a post-secondary program in Kinesiology and Physical Education.

Sports Medicine 30

Sports Medicine focuses on the study of human movement and of systems, factors and principals involved in Sports Medicine and Kinesiology. Students will learn about the beneficial effects of physical activity on growth, development, health and performance. They will study the historical evolution of physical activity and sport and they will examine the factors that enable or constrain an individual’s participation in exercise and physical activity. This course offers students an opportunity to learn a wide variety of knowledge, skills and attitudes regarding the prevention and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. This is done through a combination of theory and practical exposure to areas of sports science.

Fitness and Wellness 10 is a pre-requisite for Sports Medicine.