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This free course investigates the science behind recovery exploring the physiological processes involved in training and recovery.
This free course helps you to answer questions on the relevant healthy eating issues..
The course focuses on the mental health and wellbeing of babies and young children (aged 0–8 years), and its importance.
This free course addresses the problem of sports science research traditionally being male dominated.
In this free course, strength and conditioning and endurance is explored.
In this free course you will explore two aspects of strength and conditioning in sport and fitness: speed and power.
This course will help you understand the journey an athlete undertakes during their career, whether as a professional or recreational athlete, and the nature of support they may need at different times.
This interactive course investigates the nature of the English football business.
n this free course you will boost your ability to vary your communication approach according to the situation and the needs of the people involved.
This free course explores how the concept of resilience can support athletes on their athletic development journey.
In this free course you are asked to put yourself in the place of young children and to think about their view of play and their reasons for playing.
This free course introduces you to the benefits and complexities of developing and supporting a diverse and inclusive programme.
This course aims to provide you with the tools to explore different approaches which will help you reflect on the ways that you can identify a young person who is struggling and consider how they can access support.
In this free course you will explore the influence of coaching and psychology through the lens of sports people and teams who have been successful.
In this free course you will meet a number of sports people who have become successful in their sport and others who have suffered psychologically and fallen out of love with their sport
This Africa-based website is host for the GIZ's sports for development(S4D) and other online courses.
The GIZ has been one of the largest supporters of the S4D sector and provides many excellent tools that SSF has drawn on in the past to help build its own tools.
This course introduces the basic concepts of sport for development by differentiating between sport development and S4D, listing the skills of an S4D facilitator, showing you how to structure a training session following the S4D approach.
The course is relevant to anyone who wants to learn more about the current normative frameworks and disability policies driving disability inclusive development in Africa and how local and international partners can collaborate in promoting disability rights and inclusive development.
This course discusses how to manage your feelings when you feel stress, anxious and depressed.