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13 August 2026

pptx, 17.31 MB
pptx, 17.31 MB

Edexcel A Level PE injuries and rehabilitation lessons covering acute and overuse injuries, prevention strategies, recovery methods and exam practice.

This Edexcel A Level PE Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation lesson pack covers Topics 2.3.1-2.3.5, helping students understand acute and overuse injuries, injury prevention strategies and modern rehabilitation methods.

Students explore common sporting injuries, their causes, prevention techniques and recovery approaches through interactive tasks, discussion activities, research opportunities and exam-style questions.

Includes:

Acute and overuse injury classifications
ACL injuries, sprains, fractures, dislocations and concussion
Strains, shin splints, tendonitis and stress fractures
Causes of injury and risk factors
Conditioning, muscle balance, technique and protective equipment
Rehabilitation methods including physiotherapy, cryotherapy, ice baths and compression garments
RICE and POLICE recovery models
Research and case study activities
Exam-style and extended-response questions

Key Features

✔ Covers Edexcel A Level PE Topic 2.3.1-2.3.5
✔ Complete lesson resource with ready-to-teach activities
✔ Acute and overuse injuries covered in detail
✔ Injury prevention and rehabilitation strategies included
✔ RICE and POLICE frameworks explained
✔ Research, discussion and application tasks
✔ Exam practice and 15-mark question preparation
✔ Suitable for independent and classroom learning

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