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Prerequisites
The prerequisite(s) for this Teaching Unit (Unité d’enseignement – UE) for the programmes/courses that offer this Teaching Unit are specified at the end of this sheet.
Main themes
The following topics are covered:
- Physical preparation (strength and flexibility): specific reinforcement of muscular actions enabling the correct execution of the gymnastic and acrobatic praxis covered.
- Technical preparation: learning gymnastic and acrobatic praxis with a view to being able to link them together.
Learning outcomes
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
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Content
Various gymnastic and acrobatic disciplines are covered in the course : women's artistic gymnastics (WAG) or men's artistic gymnastics (MAG), Trampoline and Parkour.
In each of these disciplines, students are given the opportunity to learn new skills and movement sequences.
Particular attention is paid to observing and identifying technical errors in the execution of skills.
In each of these disciplines, students are given the opportunity to learn new skills and movement sequences.
Particular attention is paid to observing and identifying technical errors in the execution of skills.
Teaching methods
In addition to physical training sessions in the gym, video analysis exercises are available on Moodle to help students develop their observation skills and learn to identify technical errors in execution. Examples of error analysis are presented, and exercises are provided for which feedback is available.
Evaluation methods
Course assessment is based on continuous evaluation and consists of 4 components.
☒ Component A: Men’s artistic gymnastics (GAM—men’s teams) or women’s artistic gymnastics (GAF—women’s teams): 4 routines performed on 4 different apparatus—specifically floor, uneven bars, balance beam, and vault for women’s teams, and floor, parallel bars, horizontal bar, and rings for men’s teams—for a total of 48 points
☒ Component B: Parkour: 1 routine (16 points)
☒ Component C: Large Trampoline: 1 routine (16 points)
☒ Component D: The ability to identify execution errors in each of these disciplines is assessed via a quiz on Moodle (20 points)
Active attendance from the start of each class is mandatory.
Unexcused absences are penalized: the final grade is multiplied by the attendance percentage (one excused absence = attendance). Three late arrivals count as one unexcused absence.
To pass the course, students must obtain
Students will receive a score of 0 for the test if they are present but do not take the test.
Students who are absent without a valid reason during one or more assessment sessions will receive a grade of “A (= absent)” for the entire course in the June session.
Any absence or inability to participate in the activiy due to health reasons must be justified (https://www.uclouvain.be/fr/facultes/fsm/restricted/certificats-medicaux).
In the second session, students have the option of not taking tests for which they have obtained a grade of 50% or higher. For these tests, the grade obtained during the year may be retained for the second session assessment.
☒ Component A: Men’s artistic gymnastics (GAM—men’s teams) or women’s artistic gymnastics (GAF—women’s teams): 4 routines performed on 4 different apparatus—specifically floor, uneven bars, balance beam, and vault for women’s teams, and floor, parallel bars, horizontal bar, and rings for men’s teams—for a total of 48 points
☒ Component B: Parkour: 1 routine (16 points)
☒ Component C: Large Trampoline: 1 routine (16 points)
☒ Component D: The ability to identify execution errors in each of these disciplines is assessed via a quiz on Moodle (20 points)
Active attendance from the start of each class is mandatory.
Unexcused absences are penalized: the final grade is multiplied by the attendance percentage (one excused absence = attendance). Three late arrivals count as one unexcused absence.
To pass the course, students must obtain
- a minimum of 40% for each assessment.
- a weighted average of at least 50% for all assessments.
- a final grade of at least 50%, taking into account penalties for unjustified absences.
Students will receive a score of 0 for the test if they are present but do not take the test.
Students who are absent without a valid reason during one or more assessment sessions will receive a grade of “A (= absent)” for the entire course in the June session.
Any absence or inability to participate in the activiy due to health reasons must be justified (https://www.uclouvain.be/fr/facultes/fsm/restricted/certificats-medicaux).
In the second session, students have the option of not taking tests for which they have obtained a grade of 50% or higher. For these tests, the grade obtained during the year may be retained for the second session assessment.
Other information
Support: course files on Moodle.
Supervision: professor, technical advisors, possibly assisted by one or more student teaching assistants.
This course is strictly reserved for FSM students; it is not open to other UCLouvain students.
Given the specific nature of the bachelor's and master's degrees and the professional recognition that automatically accompanies the academic degree of Master in Motor Sciences, specializing in physical education, we would like to inform students enrolled in the bachelor's degree in Motor Sciences that an attendance rate of less than 60% in the LEPHY1225 course unit, even for justified medical reasons, will make it impossible to assess the course unit, with the consequence that it will be impossible to acquire the corresponding credits.
Supervision: professor, technical advisors, possibly assisted by one or more student teaching assistants.
This course is strictly reserved for FSM students; it is not open to other UCLouvain students.
Given the specific nature of the bachelor's and master's degrees and the professional recognition that automatically accompanies the academic degree of Master in Motor Sciences, specializing in physical education, we would like to inform students enrolled in the bachelor's degree in Motor Sciences that an attendance rate of less than 60% in the LEPHY1225 course unit, even for justified medical reasons, will make it impossible to assess the course unit, with the consequence that it will be impossible to acquire the corresponding credits.
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