OCR A-Level PE 2022 Revision: Anatomy and Physiology

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Physical education teaching is our speciality! This session focuses on the content and skills required for the OCR A-Level Physical Education 2022 Paper 1 exam (Applied Anatomy and Physiology).

This session covers the following content:
● Joints, movement and muscles: lower body
● Analysis of movement
● CV system during different intensities and during recovery
● Respiratory system during different intensities and during recovery
● ATP resynthesis during exercise of different intensities
● Exercise at altitude

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.

[amberwelsh]

i’m listening to this to go to sleep the night before the exam. hoping it somehow seeps into my subconscious

[olegshkarovskyy]

I am really grateful for your consideration by giving generalized access to your teachings. These lectures are great for revision. Thank you

[charlotteord]

this is very helpful thank you so much :)

[ciaranjarvis]

doesn't the baroreceptors decrease heart rate when it detects an increase in blood pressure ?

[samgold]

Will you be covering biomechanics, psychology and sociocultural?

[jamesgreen]

Hi, the ocr a level pe revision guide textbook from hodder education says that 'stroke volume is maintained during the early stages of recovery as heart rate rapidly reduces' which is the opposite to what you say at 24:21. which one is correct as the textbook has been my main source of revision and seems to normally be correct but it is from 2017 so potentially outdated now? any confirmation would be great cheers.

[conradjones]

I used these videos and failed my A Level Pe