Sports Science Semester 1
In this subject, you will be able to learn about the science of sport and investigate biomechanical factors that influence how your body moves when playing sport. Have you ever wondered how a ball spins through the air or how friction impacts on the movement of a ping pong ball across the table? Would you like to learn about projectile motion and the optimal angle of release or how balance and stability plays a vital role in the performance of a gymnast?
You'll also dive into the science behind elite athletic performance—learning how the cardiovascular, respiratory, and muscular systems work together to power the body. Discover why top athletes can push harder and recover faster, and explore key concepts like VO₂ max and lactate threshold to understand what gives them the edge. Whether you're an athlete yourself or just love science, this subject combines both in a fun and fascinating way.
Come and join in the fun and learn about the theory of movement and put this theory into practice in the form of games, skill improvement and testing of the concepts.
Sportsperson
Sports Psychologist
Sports Nutritionist
Army soldier
Stunt performer
Recreation officer
Sports commentator
Sports development officer
Sports medicine practitioner
Sports journalist