Excellent starter or recap activity that encompasses the CV system and the heart. Learners can answer the questions at the bottom of the page to complete the crossword.

Complete the worksheet by identifying the major muscles of the human body. This is a great starter or recap activity where learners can also improve spelling of anatomical terminology. Works well and can be adapted to anatomy and physiology lessons alongside fitness and gym qualifications. If you like this, check out the rest of my resources in my store…

Excellent lesson on performance profiling for sports performers (can also be used in other areas if adapted.) Includes worksheets, presentation and Million Pound Drop activity (ppt) The content involves how to complete performance profiling, the process and benefits of profiling within sport and also the different constructs that are used when assessing sports performance. Resource can be used at BTEC Level 2 and 3 and also on GCSE P.E and A-level Sport programmes.

This resource can be used in badminton practical lessons to assess performance. Learners can record each shot performed by plotting the location of the shuttlecock when it lands. Can be performed online or in written format.

Whole class presentation on the digestive system. This resource includes: Teacher presentation Student -Gapped presentation Worksheet on the different organs in the digestive system + answer sheet Worksheet of blank digestive system to be labelled. Perfect resource to introduce the different parts of the digestive system - includes presentation and all worksheets to last 1-2 lessons.

Informative presentation with differentiated objectives, activities and inclusion of English and maths tasks. This lesson includes the different types of burns, treatment, classifications and emergency first aid action taken in the event of a burn or a scald. Used within an outstanding observed lesson.

Presentation to aid the understanding of the Sliding Filament theory. This physiological area is provided with links to the structure of the muscular system and includes videos and images to display the method used to allow muscles to contract.

This psychological topic of motivation is covered comprehensively within these presentations and worksheets. The main presentation covers areas of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation are discussed, alongside, definitions, theories, links to arousal and sports participation. The additional presentation focuses on Maslow's theory and the need achiement theory. Additional class worksheets are also provided here.

This presentation includes the subject area of ergogenic aids and covers the following: Anabolic steroids, Beta blockers, Growth hormone, Creatine, Blood doping Amphetamines. Investigation takes place into the effects on the body and there can be reference made to the different sports in which each is used to benefit the performer.

Presentation that includes lifestyle improvement strategies for the following: Stress Sleep Physical Activity Diet Alcohol Smoking This presentation can be used within health and wellbeing sessions, sport science session or within the tutorial process.

This presentation features the musclularskeletal system and provides information on muscle fibre types and contractions. Activities and links to further information provided here. Differentiated objectives and activities included.

Human anatomy Presentation that covers the types of muscle fibres within the human body and the muscles contractions which occur from these fibres. This includes differentiated objectives that are covered and can be assessed throughout the presentation and at the end. Can be used within a biology lesson, Sport Science lesson or within the health and fitness industry.

These two presentations include comprehensive content on the cardiovascular long term reponses to exercise. Presentations include class activities, aims and objectives , links to maths and differentiated tasks.

This resource provides an information packed presentation on the following 3 systems: Endocrine Reproductive Lymphatic Comes with gapped handout with diagrams of the structure of all three systems and provides differentiated objectives to challenge all learners. Informative slides and activities for the lesson are included.

Applied physiology - Thermoregulation: refers to how the body distributes heat across the body using various methods, such as shivering, sweating, vaso-constriction and vaso-dilation. Can be used within sport science sessions, biology and general health and wellbeing sessions.

Two presentations included here that include the effects of altitude on the body also the benefits of altitude training. This information can be used within applied physiology within a sport science session or within a biology session to investigate the effects of altitude on the body.

Playing cards activity for fitness tests. 11 different fitness test cards to allow students to administer fitness tests. Includes: Bleep test, Sit and Reach, Press up test, Vertical jump test and many more... All test cards include: protocol, advantages and disadvantages, equipment required and issues with validity, reliability and practicality. Differentiation can be used to give more difficult tests to higher level learners.

This bundle includes 3 Mock papers that can be used to aid revision or as phase tests within anatomy based units. Ideal for Biology, Sport Science, Physical education, Gym and Fitness qualifications. The units covered include: Skeletal System Muscular System Cardiovascular and Respiratory systems. All tests come with answer sheets.

This resource covers the short and long term responses of exercise on the Energy systems. Including differentiated objectives, class and practical activities, videos and informative slides, these presentations can be used over a period of lessons to discover the energy systems used within the body. Great for Physical Education, Sport Science and Biology units.

This unit of health screening includes worksheets, information sheets and tutorials in how to conduct health screening methods. These include Heart Rate, Blood Pressure, Peak Flow, Hip-waist measurements and BMI. An excellent teaching resource that covers the majority of health screening assessments required within Sport and Biology.