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This unit focuses on analyzing sports performance. Students will learn to profile sporting activities, analyze performance, provide feedback to athletes, and understand the purpose and resources needed to analyze different performance levels. Assessment includes three assignments - the first on profiling, the second on analysis and feedback, and the third on the purpose and resources required for performance analysis.
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- 1. Unit 19: Analysis of Sports Performance Steve Saffhill Steve.saffhill@stamford.ac.uk 01780 480345
- 2. Overview of unit Learning Outcomes Know the performance profile of a sporting activity Be able to analyse sporting performance Be able to provide feedback to athletes regarding performance Understand the purpose and resources required for analysing different levels of sporting performance.
- 3. Assessment Assignment 1 (23rd September) Profiling Assignment 2 (7th November) Analysis and Feedback Assignment 3 (21st November) Purpose and Resources