Training Physiology, Training Principles and Training Methods
The student must be admitted to one of the following programmes of study in order to complete the course:
Bachelor in Sport Science
One-year programme in sports
Required prerequisite knowledge: Higher Education Entrance Qualification
Knowledge
The candidate has…
- Broad knowledge of the training principles that are central to the training work
- Broad knowledge of key training methods for the development of various physical skills
- Broad physiological knowledge of central organ systems that are important in playing sports
- Broad knowledge of adaptations in the function of organ systems based on physical activity
Skill
The candidate …
- Can apply professional knowledge of training principle and training methods to make training plans
General competence
The candidate …
- Can exchange views and experiences with others with a background in the subject area sports training and physiology.
Compulsory course
Theoretical course
Compulsory
Part-time Meråker (50%)
Teaching on Campus
Written school examination (SK): 5 hours
Coursework (AK): Participation in lab assignments and submissions.
Compulsory participation (OD): Minimum 80% attendance of tuition.
NOTE: Spring 2022: The written school examination has been changed to home examination. The duration of the exam has changed to 5 days.
Changes are done due to the Covid-19 epidemic, in accordance with the “Provisional Regulation on a Supplement to Regulations of 28/10/2020 no. 2474 Relating to Studies and Examinations at Nord University - Extraordinary Measures as a consequence of the Coronavirus pandemic” - according to Section 2 Forms of assessment 1-4.
Overlap refers to a similarity between courses with the same content. Therefore, you will receive the following reduction in credits if you have taken the courses listed below:
IDR1022 - Training Physiology, Training Principles and Training Methods. - 10 credits