RGRPSH419 — Manage principles of sports science for jockeys

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What an assessment for RGRPSH419 must cover

40 assessable components: 4 elements (13 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 19 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Develop strength and fitness for jockeys

1.1Identify basic principles of human anatomy and physiology
1.2Apply principles of fitness to human anatomy
1.3Determine exercise regime according to workplace health and safety principles and practices
1.4Use safe strengthening exercises

2 Develop diet for jockeys

2.1Apply principles of nutrition for athletes
2.2Maintain safe long-term weight management practices
2.3Evaluate professional services for nutrition and weight control

3 Manage workplace illness and injury

3.1Identify common riding injuries and assess rehabilitation practices
3.2Recognise and manage workplace illnesses and injuries
3.3Follow procedures for reporting workplace illness or injury

4 Manage stress related to training and racing

4.1Identify training and racing situations that can lead to stress for individuals
4.2Recognise common indicators of stress
4.3Investigate a range of coping strategies and techniques for building resilience in professional fitness references

Performance evidence

developed an exercise regime for two different situations, and implemented the strengthening exercises
developed a diet to manage weight for two different scenarios
devised strategies for managing a common illness and injury experienced by jockeys
investigated approaches to cope with stress and build resilience

Knowledge evidence

basic principles of human anatomy and physiology
basic principles of human fitness and exercise regimes, including:
fitness indicators
hydration and dehydration
sources and types of professional fitness services
racing industry safety requirements, including safe operating procedures:
types of workplace illnesses and injuries in the racing industry
common riding injuries, illnesses and related rehabilitation
reporting procedures for workplace illness or injury
basics of food and nutrition in diets for sport, including:
managing and maintaining weight
effect of drugs and alcohol on fitness
basic principles of wellbeing, including:
sources of stress – social media, work schedule, career, family
work relationships – trainers, race officials, stewards and stable personnel
physical and emotional indicators of stress
features of work/life balance
resilience and coping strategies
sources of advice and help

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret information from a variety of sources on health, fitness and stress, and consolidate information to determine requirements
Numeracy: Perform calculations relevant to calculating weight and food nutritional requirements
Navigate the world of work: Comply with explicit policies and procedures, including relevant rules of racing.
Get the work done: Contribute to continuous improvement of health, fitness and wellbeing by applying basic principles of analysis. Take responsibility for planning, sequencing and prioritising health, fitness and wellbeing activities for efficient and effective outcomes

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What does an assessment tool for RGRPSH419 need to cover?

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