30-Hours Professional Diploma in Sports Injuries
Credit hours
3
Understanding why athletes get hurt is the starting point, with units on injury classification and the anatomy and biomechanics of vulnerable areas. Learners explore common acute and chronic injuries, immediate care, prevention in training and competition, rehabilitation principles, soft tissue techniques and the basics of taping and strapping. It suits coaches, fitness instructors and sports enthusiasts.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Sports Injuries and Injury Classification
- 02Anatomy and Biomechanics of Injury-Prone Areas
- 03Common Acute and Chronic Sports Injuries
- 04Immediate Care and Emergency Injury Management
- 05Injury Prevention Strategies in Training and Competition
- 06Rehabilitation and Recovery Principles
- 07Soft Tissue Management and Manual Techniques
- 08Sports Taping and Strapping Fundamentals
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30-Hours Professional Diploma in Sports Injuries