In this activity you will consider issues created by hazards common to facilitie

In this activity you will consider issues created by hazards common to facilities and equipment used in a sport you would like to coach. Please develop a power point that describes the sport chosen, the type of facility and equipment used, and at least 2 injuries that are directly related to hazardous conditions, poorly maintained facilities, or damaged equipment–do NOT describe ill-fitting shoes, poorly-sized helmets, choosing to not use safety equipment, etc.–these are human errors and not appropriate for this assignment. You must clearly link the facility/equipment hazards to specific injuries common to participation in that sport. Lastly, describe how you would address these issues (hazards) as a coach to prevent the injuries chosen. The injuries and prevention strategies chosen must clearly relate to the physical hazards described–this connection is the entire point of the assignment. Your PPT should also include a minimum of 3 graphics. I will be looking for the correct use of anatomical terms when describing the injuries (don’t just write their names), a detailed look at potential hazards chosen, and your method of preventing injuries. If you are unsure if you’ve chosen “good” hazards, send me a message and ask. Upload the assignment as a power point/pptx file.
Category Points
Details give for at least 2 common injuries in the sport (anatomy, MOI, signs/symptoms, care, etc.)
25/25
The injuries described are clearly linked to hazardous equipment or facilities (the connection is expressly described)
25/25
A minimum of 2 methods of prevention from the bird’s eye of a coach given that clearly link the injuries to the hazards
25/25
A minimum of 3 graphics
10/10
Submitted on time
5/5
Syntax, grammar, clear writing style and communication, organization (introduction and conclusion)
10/10
Due Date
Jan 3, 2021 11:59 PM

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