1. Introduction to physiotherapy.
  2. - Mechanics of movement.
  3. Anatomical foundations of movement.
  4. - Planes, axes and joints.
  5. - Physiology of movement.
  6. - Preparation and expenditure of energy.

  1. Morphology.
  2. Physiology.
  3. Division of the skeleton.
  4. Bone development.
  5. Bone system.
  6. - Spinal column.
  7. - Trunk.
  8. - Extremities.
  9. - Cartilage.
  10. - Appendicular skeleton.
  11. Joints and movement.
  12. - Tibio-Tarsal or Tibio-Peroneo-Astragalar joint.
  13. - Knee joint.
  14. - Coxo-femoral joint.
  15. - Scapular-humeral joint.

  1. Introduction.
  2. Muscle tissue.
  3. Muscle classification.
  4. Muscle actions.
  5. Ligaments.
  6. Dorsal musculature.
  7. Tendons.

  1. Energy system.
  2. ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate).
  3. Types of energy sources.
  4. Anaerobic alactic anaerobic or phosphagen system.
  5. Anaerobic lactic anaerobic system or anaerobic glycolysis.
  6. Aerobic or oxidative system.

  1. Physical exercise.
  2. - Classification.
  3. - Physiological effects of physical exercise.
  4. - Physiological effects on children and adolescents.
  5. - Phases of the exercise.
  6. Organic adaptations in exercise.
  7. - Metabolic adaptations.
  8. - Circulatory adaptations.
  9. - Cardiac adaptations.
  10. - Respiratory adaptations.
  11. - Blood adaptations.
  12. - Adaptations of the internal environment.
  13. Energy metabolism during exercise. Fatigue.
  14. - Strength, power, performance and muscle glycogen recovery.
  15. - Fatigue.

  1. Theoretical basis.
  2. Caloric expenditure.
  3. Nutrients in sport.
  4. - Carbohydrates.
  5. - Fats.
  6. - Proteins.
  7. - Water and electrolytes.
  8. - Micronutrients.

  1. Psychological needs in sport.
  2. The purpose of psychological intervention.
  3. Psychological variables, skills and techniques.
  4. Psychological skills training.
  5. Types of psychological intervention.
  6. The role of psychology.
  7. Participation of athletes in psychological preparation.

  1. Sport.
  2. Sports training.
  3. - Characteristics of sports training.
  4. Sports performance.
  5. General components of a psychological preparation programme.
  6. Significant principles for the planning of psychological training.
  7. Psychological training planning.
  8. Design of psychological training programmes.

  1. The work of teaching: What and how should be taught?
  2. Teaching-learning process.
  3. - Process factors.
  4. - Phases in the teaching-learning process.
  5. Teaching model.
  6. - Traditional approaches.
  7. - Alternative approaches.
  8. The game: characteristics.
  9. Construction of the game.
  10. - Relationship with the ball.

  1. Introduction to handball.
  2. The playing field.
  3. Ball and equipment.
  4. The team: goalkeeper and players.
  5. - The figure of the goalkeeper.
  6. - The players.
  7. The game.
  8. - Playing time.
  9. - Playing with the ball.
  10. - Passive play.
  11. - The goal.
  12. - The serves.
  13. - Fouls, misconduct and disciplinary sanctions.
  14. - 7-metre throw.
  15. - Other considerations.
  16. The referees.
  17. Beach handball: considerations.
  18. - Playing field.
  19. - Times.
  20. - The ball.
  21. - Players.

  1. Introduction to technique and tactics.
  2. Technical fundamentals.
  3. - Ball handling.
  4. - Displacements.
  5. - The pass.
  6. - Reception.
  7. - The boat.
  8. - Launches.
  9. - Fintas.
  10. Tactical fundamentals.
  11. - Tactical position of players.
  12. - Individual tactical actions.
  13. - Collective tactical actions.
  14. - Goalkeeper.

  1. Introduction to sports injuries.
  2. Definition.
  3. Prevention.
  4. Treatment.
  5. Frequent sports injuries.
  6. - Introduction.
  7. - Most common sports injuries.
  8. What should you do if you get injured while exercising?
  9. What can you do if you get injured?
  10. Techniques used in the prevention and treatment of injuries.

  1. Introduction to first aid.
  2. - Basic principles of first aid.
  3. - Breathing.
  4. - The pulse.
  5. First aid actions.
  6. - Drowning.
  7. - Losses of consciousness.
  8. - Cardiac crises.
  9. - Haemorrhages.
  10. - Injuries.
  11. - Fractures and dislocations.
  12. - Burns.
  13. General rules for bandaging.
  14. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation manoeuvres.
  15. - Manual ventilation.
  16. - External cardiac massage.