HSC Health & Movement Science Year 12 Notes

These are the 20 revision notes inside the HSC Health & Movement Science Mastery Pack. Open any note to see what it covers before you buy.

1. Biomedical versus social models of health3 · Focus Area 1 – Health in an Australian and Global Context

   Models and approaches to health

2. Concepts of health and wellbeing3 · Focus Area 1 – Health in an Australian and Global Context

   Defining and measuring health

3. Global health status and the UN Sustainable Development Goals3 · Focus Area 1 – Health in an Australian and Global Context

   Global health

4. Health status indicators and data sources3 · Focus Area 1 – Health in an Australian and Global Context

   Defining and measuring health

5. Individual, societal, and environmental factors3 · Focus Area 1 – Health in an Australian and Global Context

   Determinants of health

6. Leading causes of burden of disease in Australia3 · Focus Area 1 – Health in an Australian and Global Context

   Health of Australians

7. Ottawa Charter and health promotion action areas3 · Focus Area 1 – Health in an Australian and Global Context

   Models and approaches to health

8. Priority population groups and health inequities3 · Focus Area 1 – Health in an Australian and Global Context

   Health of Australians

9. Social, cultural, and economic determinants3 · Focus Area 1 – Health in an Australian and Global Context

   Determinants of health

10. ATP-CP, anaerobic glycolysis, and aerobic energy systems3 · Focus Area 2 – Training for Improved Performance

    Energy systems

11. Arousal, motivation, anxiety, and performance3 · Focus Area 2 – Training for Improved Performance

    Skill acquisition and psychology of performance

12. Energy system interplay and the oxygen continuum3 · Focus Area 2 – Training for Improved Performance

    Energy systems

13. Motion, force, and Newton's Laws applied to sport3 · Focus Area 2 – Training for Improved Performance

    Biomechanics

14. Periodisation: macrocycle, mesocycle, microcycle, and peaking3 · Focus Area 2 – Training for Improved Performance

    Training methods

15. Principles of training: FITT, specificity, progressive overload, reversibility3 · Focus Area 2 – Training for Improved Performance

    Training principles

16. Projectile motion, levers, and balance in sport3 · Focus Area 2 – Training for Improved Performance

    Biomechanics

17. Stages of skill acquisition and practice methods3 · Focus Area 2 – Training for Improved Performance

    Skill acquisition and psychology of performance

18. Types of training: aerobic, anaerobic, resistance, flexibility, and interval3 · Focus Area 2 – Training for Improved Performance

    Training methods

19. Data analysis, evaluation, and communicating findings4 · Depth Study – Health and Movement Investigation

    Working scientifically

20. Scientific investigation design: hypotheses, variables, and methods4 · Depth Study – Health and Movement Investigation

    Working scientifically