Waterpolo monitor course (double degree with 5 ECTS credits)

In the aquatic environment there are many swimmers, who after years of swimming training, have the need to practice something more dynamic and playful, so they pass to the water polo. The water polo is a team sport that is played in the aquatic environment, where two teams face and wins the most target goals within the delimited time. Moving from swimming to water polo, motor speaking, has a great transfer. The Waterpolo Monitor course offers specific training in the field.

- Know the anatomical bases involved in movement and physical activity in relation to the locomotor apparatus. - Analyze the physiology involved in physical activity, in muscle physiology, energy systems and muscle contraction. - Assess the psychological needs in sports and the purpose of your intervention, as well as planning, training, ... to improve the performance of the athlete. - Define biomechanics and sports biomechanics to study the movement of the human body. - Know the basis for which training produces adaptations, as well as the qualities and factors that are involved in the physical and motor condition. - Identify the types of aquatic activities, as well as the history of water polo, necessary material, the categories and adapted water polo (mini water polo). - Analyze all existing swimming styles to later work on swimming to water polo, especially for displacements in the aquatic environment. Study the technical actions for which the water polo game is carried out, as well as the examples of tactical situations for the development of the game, both in attack and in defense. - Identify the rules by which the sport of water policy is governed through the RFEN regulations. - Know the main sports injuries, in terms of recovery and prevention, and the performance to be carried out in first aid. - Know the anatomy and physiology of our body involved in physical activity. - Know the basic physical abilities for training and the factors that influence their development. - Understand the psychomotor learning process to achieve its development. - Perform the training session planning to organize the athlete's improvement process. - Know the basic regulations of the different sports. - Know the possible injuries and risks that athletes may suffer, and how to help a first aid situation.

- Know the anatomical bases involved in movement and physical activity in relation to the locomotor apparatus. - Analyze the physiology involved in physical activity, in muscle physiology, energy systems and muscle contraction. - Assess the psychological needs in sports and the purpose of your intervention, as well as planning, training, ... to improve the performance of the athlete. - Define biomechanics and sports biomechanics to study the movement of the human body. - Know the basis for which training produces adaptations, as well as the qualities and factors that are involved in the physical and motor condition. - Identify the types of aquatic activities, as well as the history of water polo, necessary material, the categories and adapted water polo (mini water polo). - Analyze all existing swimming styles to later work on swimming to water polo, especially for displacements in the aquatic environment. Study the technical actions for which the water polo game is carried out, as well as the examples of tactical situations for the development of the game, both in attack and in defense. - Identify the rules by which the sport of water policy is governed through the RFEN regulations. - Know the main sports injuries, in terms of recovery and prevention, and the performance to be carried out in first aid. - Know the anatomy and physiology of our body involved in physical activity. - Know the basic physical abilities for training and the factors that influence their development. - Understand the psychomotor learning process to achieve its development. - Perform the training session planning to organize the athlete's improvement process. - Know the basic regulations of the different sports. - Know the possible injuries and risks that athletes may suffer, and how to help a first aid situation.

In the aquatic environment there are many swimmers, who after years of swimming training, have the need to practice something more dynamic and playful, so they pass to the water polo. The water polo is a team sport that is played in the aquatic environment, where two teams face and wins the most target goals within the delimited time. Moving from swimming to water polo, motor speaking, has a great transfer. The Waterpolo Monitor course offers specific training in the field.

This water polo monitor course is aimed at all those who want to exercise professionally in this subject.

This training is not included in the scope of official regulated training (Infant Education, Primary Education, Secondary Education, Official Professional Training FP, Baccalaureate, University Degree, Official University Master and PhD). It is therefore a complementary and/or specialization training, aimed at acquiring certain skills, skills or aptitudes of a professional nature, being able to be barely as merit in workbags and/or opposition competitions, always within the complementary training section and/or continuous training being always essential to review the specific requirements of the public labor stock of the public labor stock market.