plan and conduct programs Flashcards
what are expectations
what someone perceives that they will get out of the session
what are needs
something that is necessary
what are preferences
what somebody likes over another
what are the different types of needs
- social opportunities
- fitness targets
- lifestyle adjustments
- competition or performance
- self-improvement
what are some special requirements
- heart conditions
- mental health problems
- current medications
- asthma
- metabolic conditions
- faint or dizziness
- other conditions
exemptions for exclusion from a session
- if they have not paid for the program
- if they are outside the age range for the program
- if they are the opposite gender to a gender-restricted program
- if they aren’t at the required skill level for the session
external assistance persons
- physiotherapists
- osteopaths
- general practitioner
- chiropractor
- podiatrists
- dietician
- psychologists
- remedial massage
- occupational therapists
- sports psychologist
steps to conduct a risk analysis
- Identify the hazard
- assess the hazard
- control the hazard
- monitor the hazard
what does working with children check ensure
that all supervisors and coaches over 18 have a clean criminal record and that are safe and legally allowed to work with and around children
what are the steps to the change it principle
C- coaching style
H- how we score
A- area of the field
N- number of people
G- game rules
E- equipment needed or modified
I- inclusion of everyone
T- time, how long does the game last