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The PE Tutor Ltd is a community of PE Tutors that write, create and deliver teaching and learning resources and courses for students and teachers around the world. Our sole aim is to Maximise Student Success in PE Exams. Our ever expanding tutor team provide: - 1.2.1 Private Tuition - Online Group Classes - Free Email Course - Full Curriculum Courses of Study learn more at www.ThePeTutor.com Interested in becoming a PE Tutor yourself? Email us at the.pe.tutor@outlook.com

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The PE Tutor Ltd is a community of PE Tutors that write, create and deliver teaching and learning resources and courses for students and teachers around the world. Our sole aim is to Maximise Student Success in PE Exams. Our ever expanding tutor team provide: - 1.2.1 Private Tuition - Online Group Classes - Free Email Course - Full Curriculum Courses of Study learn more at www.ThePeTutor.com Interested in becoming a PE Tutor yourself? Email us at the.pe.tutor@outlook.com

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GCSE PE - Skeleton Structure (Powerpoint)
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GCSE PE - Skeleton Structure (Powerpoint)

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A complete, ready-to-use, differentiated lesson powerpoint written in line with the 2018 AQA Specification but applicable across OCR, EdExcel and other major exam boards of GCSE PE. Learning Objectives All must know the different bone shapes Most should understand how bone shape determines its function Some could link the function of specific bones to sporting situations.
GCSE PE - Antagonistic Muscle Pairs
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GCSE PE - Antagonistic Muscle Pairs

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A lesson-ready, editable and printable student activity sheet, designed in line with the 2018 GCSE PE Specification. Learning Objectives: All must be able to define the components of an antagonistic pair and types of muscle contraction. Most should be able to link antagonistic pairs to movement actions at the elbow, knee, ankle, shoulder and hip. Some could be able analyse sporting movements and identify the agonists and type of contraction.