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I am a secondary school PE teacher in the South West. My AQA GCSE PE specific resources are set out topic by topic in line with the text book and specification. Each powerpoint comes with a set of work sheets.

I am a secondary school PE teacher in the South West. My AQA GCSE PE specific resources are set out topic by topic in line with the text book and specification. Each powerpoint comes with a set of work sheets.
Muscle Movement and Contractions
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Muscle Movement and Contractions

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 1 Topic 1.2: Muscles, Movement Pairs and Contractions Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: What are the names and locations of the major muscles in the body? Which muscles operate at which joints? How do these muscles enable movement? What are the two types of muscular contractions and how this applies to a sporting example.
Planes and Axis
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Planes and Axis

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 2 Topic 2.3: Planes and Axis Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: What are the 3 planes of movement? What are the 3 axes of rotation? How do both planes and axes apply to physical activities to allow certain basic movements to occur?
Training Seasons
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Training Seasons

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 3 Topic 3.19: Training Seasons Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: What are the 3 Training Seasons? How is each of the Training Seasons characterised? Using practical examples, how do Training Seasons apply to your sport in order to benefit the athlete?
Guidance and Feedback
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Guidance and Feedback

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 4 Topic 4.4: Guidance and Feedback Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives Powerpoint 1: What are the 6 types of feedback? How to define and describe each type of guidance? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each type of feedback? How do practical sporting examples apply to each type of feedback? Learning Objectives Powerpoint 2: What are the 4 types of guidance? How to describe each type of guidance? Apply each type of guidance to a practical example? To know which type of guidance would suit a beginner and an elite athlete.
Somatotypes
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Somatotypes

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 6 Topic 6.3: Somatotypes Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: To identify what the 3 somatotypes are? How to characterise each somatotype? Which athletes apply to each somatotypes? How to justify a somatotype when the lines are blurred?
Information Processing
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Information Processing

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 4 Topic 4.3: Information Procession Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: What is the IDO model? What are the stages of the IDO model? How are each of these stages characterised and applied to practical sporting examples?
Cardio-Respiratory System
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Cardio-Respiratory System

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 1 Topic 1.3: The Stucture and Function of the Cardio-Respiratory System Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives Powerpoint 1: What are the names and locations of key components of the respiratory system? What is gaseous exchange? What are the Mechanics of Breathing? What is a Spirometer Trace and how does this relate to sport? Learning Objectives Powerpoint 2: What is the function of the cardiovascular system? What are the names and locations of key components of the heart? What is the pathway of blood? What are the names and characteristics of the major blood vessels that work with the heart? How is blood redistributed during exercise? What is cardiac output, stroke volume and heart rate?
Sedentary Lifestyle
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Sedentary Lifestyle

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 6 Topic 6.2: The Consequences of a Sedentary Lifestyle Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: What are the differences between good and bad lifestyle choices? What is meant by the time sedentary lifestyle? How does the term sedentary lifestyle link to obesity? How do we measure for obesity? How can obesity impact health, well-being and fitness?
Energy Use
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Energy Use

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 6 Topic 6.4: Energy Use Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: How does energy consumption and expenditure ensure a balanced or maintained weight? What factors affect the amount of calories required by performers? How could you design a training programme to maintain an equilibrium weight?
Fitness Testing
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Fitness Testing

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 3 Topic 3.3-3.14: Fitness Testing Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: What are the reasons for fitness testing? What are the 11 fitness tests? What is the objective, method, advantages and disadvantages of each test? What are the limitations of fitness testing? How do you collate the data?
Structure & Function of Skeletal System
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Structure & Function of Skeletal System

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 1 Topic 1.1: The Structure and Function of the Skeletal System Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: What are the names, locations and types of major bones in the body? How do these bones enable movement? How does the skeletal system allow humans to function? PART 1 of 2
Motivation in Sport
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Motivation in Sport

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 4 Topic 4.8: Motivation in Sport Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: What are the 2 types of motivation and how are they characterised? What is the impact of both types of motivation on sports performance/outcome?
Arousal in Sport
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Arousal in Sport

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 4 Topic 4.5: Arousal Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: How do arousal levels relate to sport? What is the Inverted U Theory and how does this relate to skill classification? How can athletes control arousal levels in sport? (x4)
Factors Effecting Participation
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Factors Effecting Participation

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 5 Topic 5.1: Factors Effecting Participation Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: What are the 5 social groups? What are the overall factors affecting participation? What factors affect participation for each social group?
Components of Fitness
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Components of Fitness

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 3 Topic 3.2: Components of Fitness Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: What are the 10 Components of Fitness? How do you define each component of fitness? How do the components of fitness apply to practical examples? How can you justify which athlete requires a particular component of fitness over another?
Health and Fitness
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Health and Fitness

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 3 Topic 3.1: Health and Fitness Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives How is health defined? How is fitness defined? How do these link to the specification?
Types of Training
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Types of Training

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 3 Topic 3.17: Types of Training Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: What are the 8 Types of Training? Which components of fitness are trained by which training type? How are each of the training types carried out? What are the advantages of disadvantages of each of these types of training? How do these apply to practical examples? What are the purposes of training, how does this link to thresholds and training zones and how might an athletes work:recovery ratio change?
Injury Prevention and Warm Up/Cool Down
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Injury Prevention and Warm Up/Cool Down

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 3 Topic 3.18: Injury Prevention and 3.20: Warm up and cool down Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: What are the 10 ways to prevent injury in sport? Can you apply a practical example to many of the injury prevention methods?
The Effects of Exercise
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The Effects of Exercise

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 1 Topic 1.5: The Effects of Exercise Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: What are the immediate effects of exercise? What are the short-term effects of exercise? What are the long-term effects of exercise?
Goals and Target Setting
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Goals and Target Setting

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GCSE PE AQA Specification Chapter 4 Topic 4.2: Goals and Target Setting Powerpoint and Worksheet(s) Learning Objectives: Why do we goal set in sport? What is a performance goal? What is an outcome goal? How do we target set through SMART Targets?