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| What does it take to be a world-class footballer? Find out with master classes from Ruud van Nistelrooy and other sporting heroes. |
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| This site looks at many aspects of PE including anatomy, physiology, culture, health and training performance. |
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| Find out what causes injuries and how to treat wounds, fractures, unconsciousness, heat exhaustion and shock - essential for all would-be sports trainers. |
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| Revise and test yourself in PE at Standard Grade level. |
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| Whether you lack motivation or want to find out how best to treat a sports injury, BBC Health can provide you with ideas and answers. |
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| Highlights the steps to success, with personal tips and advice for different ways of looking at learning. |
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| If you enjoy running and would like to improve your technique, why not locate your nearest athletics track and field running club. |
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| Search for gym or sports facilities, find out about leisure passes and sports events in your area. |
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| Even though this site is aimed at 15- to 16-year-olds, it's helpful to anyone who's studying GCSE level Physical Education. |
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| A Government organisation that helps people get more out of sport. Also contains career information and news. |
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| Find out how to get a teaching qualification or locate a KFA class close to you. |
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| Helps children get into sport with special schools, sports programmes and events. |
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