OCR GCSE PE 2022 Revision: Paper 1

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Physical education teaching is our speciality! This session focuses on the content and skills required for the OCR GCSE Physical Education 2022 Paper 1 exam.

This session covers the following content:
● Lever systems
● Planes and axes
● Structure and function of the CV system
● Short-term effects
● Long-term effects
● Components of fitness
● Types of training
● Minimising the risk of injury

James is a PE teacher of 17 years' experience and is the most watched PE teacher in the world, having recorded over 5.5k videos all about PE. James specialises in the teaching of GCSEs, A-levels, BTEC and other PE-related qualifications.

[joehutchings]

POV: watching this 2 hours before paper 1 exam

[cillianneal]

Wish I was hear during the live man! I was expected a 9 in pe until I got a new teacher and my physical sport scores and my course work went significantly down. I now need atleast 90 percent on both papers which is very difficult to do considering I have to revise other exams. Great video keep it up, I’ll be back next year for a level pe!

[aidatekodiomona]

This was very useful. I have my GCSE today for pe

[darshbhannathawat]

I have my exam in 2 hours lol, this helped quite a bit thanks

[ethanc]

What’s the best OCR GCSE PE revision guide for getting a 8 or 9?

[stevenhaycock]

James this was brilliant and well received by our year 11 GCSE students we had 18/23 attend and two watched at home. Really appreciate you putting this together and continuing to provide a fantastic service to the PE community. The size of the arteries lumen according to OCR is slightly frustrating. The exam question on the exam builder makes no reference to the size of the Lumen.

Thanks again



Question Arteries have a thick layer of muscle compared to the thin muscular walls of veins.
Other than thickness, describe two other differences between arteries and veins. (2)

Answer: 2 marks from:
Most arteries transport oxygenated blood and most veins transport deoxygenated blood
Pulmonary artery (carries deoxygenated blood) and umbilical vein (carries oxygenated blood) are exceptions to this.
Arteries transport blood away from the heart and veins transport blood back to the heart
Arteries have no valves and veins have valves (to prevent the back flow of blood)

[erniecresswell]

wow thank you so much, this has really helped my studies and hopefully i don’t

[infinity]

thank you, I have an exam soon
i subbed btw:)

[mariamonaghan-kwyu]

Hi will there be sessions for 2023 revision? or should student watch these 2022 videos. My daughter is taking PE and I think this would be great for her. Thank you.

[michaelm]

I thought arteries had a small lumen not a large one

[drunkenwoodelf]

I was like 8 minutes in before I was like "Shit this is a weird RE lesson"