By the end of the Course you will be able to:
- Use basic anatomical terminology
- Describe the general structure and function of the relevant body tissues
- Identify surface anatomy points on the lower limb
- Describe the general anatomy of the knee and ankle joints
- Describe the effects, reaction and repair following acute injury
- Describe the signs and symptoms of common injuries and methods used in testing
- Describe the classification, types and levels of injuries
- Describe the causes, mechanics, signs and symptoms of common injuries to groin, knee and ankle regions
- Explain the importance of advice and actions to prevent or reduce injury
- Demonstrate practical techniques to prevent injuries via exercises to prepare players for play
- Describe basic injury management advice that would be offered to injured players
- Demonstrate basic treatment skills to include the application of compression and support bandages
To be eligible for this Course all candidates must hold a current Emergency Aid Certificate, or equivalent, offered by an approved body such as The Health & Safety Executive, St John Ambulance, British Red Cross, The Football Association, Medic First Aid etc, and attend an FA Child Protection Workshop.
Duration of Course 40 Hours
Minimum Age 18 Years
Cost of Course £130
We have no plans to run this Course in the foreseeable future. Perhaps contact other County FA's to enquire if they may have availability.
Should you require any further assistance please contact us via development@dorsetfa.com.