Sports Injuries | CPD Accredited | Online Course

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Course Link: Sports Injuries

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Sports can be exhilarating… until your knee disagrees. Whether you're coaching, competing, or spectating from a physio bench, understanding Sports Injuries is a valuable skill across athletic and fitness-related settings. This course covers the key causes of common injuries, basic recovery approaches, and techniques to help reduce further risk—all from a safe online space.

Explore everything from muscular strains and ligament tears to impact-related trauma and overuse injuries. Learn how to spot signs early and take the right course of action. It’s perfect for professionals in sport-adjacent roles or anyone with a genuine interest in injury prevention and athletic care. This isn't about strapping ice packs or taping ankles—it’s about understanding why things go wrong and how to help reduce the odds next time.

Learning Outcomes

• Identify common types of sports injuries and related symptoms.
• Understand causes behind acute and chronic athletic injuries.
• Learn preventive measures to minimise injury risks during activities.
• Recognise the phases of basic sports injury recovery.
• Gain awareness of injury-specific support strategies and advice.
• Understand risk factors linked to different sporting environments.

Who is this Course For

• Fitness instructors looking to improve injury awareness.
• Sports coaches managing training loads and athlete recovery.
• PE teachers seeking deeper understanding of athletic injuries.
• Amateur athletes aiming to stay injury-aware and informed.
• Parents of active children in school or community sports.
• Gym managers dealing with fitness-related injury queries.
• Physiotherapy students adding context to sports-related cases.
• Anyone with a passion for fitness and injury prevention.

Career Path

Explore injury-awareness-related roles, with typical UK average salaries:

• Sports Coach – £26,000 per year
• Fitness Instructor – £23,000 per year
• Athletic Trainer (Support Role) – £28,000 per year
• Rehabilitation Support Worker – £24,500 per year
• Health and Wellbeing Advisor – £30,000 per year
• Exercise Referral Specialist – £32,000 per year