Module 61-P-PIB Practice Field Intelligent Movement

In this module, you will be able to instruct groups in standardised and non-standardised sports in leisure and health sports. To this end, you will acquire the methodological competence (competence area "Teaching") to design teaching-learning situations for sports activities with different target groups. You will acquire the skills to analyse error patterns, make movement corrections and assess performance. They will be able to critically reflect on and apply various teaching models with regard to different objectives and target groups. You will develop the professional competence "sport motor skills" by gaining new movement experiences in the various sports and deepening or expanding your movement repertoire. Furthermore, you will learn to assess movement science and training science theories and models with regard to their practical suitability.
As an example, you will take a practical sports examination in one of the selected seminars on the competence area of "sports motor skills" (practical examination). In fields of practice focussed on health sports, this examination can be on the competence area "teaching" (practical teaching examination). The theory examination for the area of competence "movement-theoretical, subject-specific knowledge" is performed as an example in a course from another area not selected for the practical sports examination. It is not possible to take a practical or theory examination in all elective courses offered in the module.

In this module, you will expand your experience and knowledge in various fields of sport and exercise. As an example, you will acquire skills and abilities for self-realisation in the area (1) of exercise activities relevant to health sports (e.g. "aqua fitness", "strength training", "tai chi", "body therapy" etc.) and deepen your methodological knowledge for teaching them. In a course from the area of (2) outdoor sports (e.g. "rowing", "canoeing", "sailing", "windsurfing", "surfing", "stand-up paddling", "skiing", "snowboarding", "cycling", "mountain hiking"), the special experiential educational possibilities of these fields of exercise are also addressed as part of an excursion, which is compulsory. One course is in the field of (3) martial arts (e.g. "judo", "kickboxing", "self-defence" etc.) and a further course is preferably to be studied in a field relevant to leisure sports (e.g. "golf", "baseball", "beach volleyball", "bouldering", "ice skating", other sports games, "acrobatics" etc.). You will learn how to apply movement and training science theories to the respective fields of practice and try out coaching sports groups in the various sports and movement fields.

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A medical certificate confirming that the student is able to undergo the physical demands of a sports degree programme must be submitted at the latest at the start of the 61-P-PIuB_a and 61-P-PIB modules. The certificate must not be older than three months at this time.