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Sport Teaching Diploma Information
Detailed information on the programme at: www.didaktischeausbildung.ethz.ch
Sport Practical
The Teaching Diploma in Sport will only be granted to students holding a Master, Diploma or Licentiate degree in Sport. Additionally, a Sport Practical encompassing 50 CP's is required. The Sport Practical can be partly conducted during the Bachelor and Master programmes in Sport.
Basic Education
NumberTitleTypeECTSHoursLecturers
557-0424-01LFitness I Information Restricted registration - show details
Only for Health Sciences and Technology students.

Prerequisites: Assessment II (BSc HST).
Compulsory for students of Teaching Diploma Sport on in the new Programme Regulations.
W2 credits2GM. Perk, A. Sonderegger
AbstractBasic education in fitness: to acquire abilities and skills in the areas of strength, endurance, mobility, aerobics and prophylaxis
ObjectiveTo gain knowledge of practical basics in the area of fitness
To obtain abilities and skills in the area of fitness such as strength, endurance, flexibility, aerobic dance, prevention
Content- Prophylaktisches Fitnesstraining: Musikkondi
- Fitnesstest in Kraft und Ausdauer
- Grundlagen Krafttraining
- Haltung und Beweglichkeit
- Fitnesstrends (Crossfit, TRX)
- Anwendungen für die Schule
Lecture notesSkript wird im Unterricht abgegeben
Literature- Taschenatlas der Anatomie, Bewegungsapparat, W.Platzer, Thieme Verlag
- Optimales Training, J.Weineck, Erlangen, Spitta Verlag
- Sportbiologie, J.Weineck, Erlangen, Perimed Verlag
- Sportanatomie, J.Weineck, Erlangen, Perimed Verlag
- ASVZ Trainingslehre, erhältlich in Polybuchhandlung ETH
Prerequisites / NoticeTestatbedingungen/Lernkontrollen:
Anwesenheit nach ETH Regelung
Individuelle Fertigkeitsschulung

Prüfungsanforderungen:
Praxis: Konditionstraining und Kraftraum
Theorie: Schriftliche Prüfung
557-0432-01LAcrobatics I Information Restricted registration - show details
Prerequisites: Assessment I (BSc HST).
Compulsory for students of Teaching Diploma Sport on in the new Programme Regulations.
W2 credits2GB. Mattli Baur, M.‑M. Jäggi
AbstractTo get to know and understand the basics of movement (core movements) and its respective actions and functions on the floor, in acrobatics and partner acrobatics as well as in Parkour and Freerunning to create individual and cooperative combinations according to qualitative criteria.
ObjectiveThe students should be able to:
- acquire and consolidate core movements as well as to apply and create such combinations
- utilize their own strength as well as the resulting impact in a differentiate way in order to precisely and economically move the swinging, flying, falling and twisting body
- gain orientation safety and room orientation while twisting and flying
- gain sensitivity for social competences (e.g. to assist, to observe, to advise) within a small group.
Content- Parkour
- Freerunning
- acrobatic cooperation in a threesome on a course of apparatuses
- skills of partner acrobatics
- core movements and combinations on the floor, the airtrack and the wall
- vault springs and touching down springs (stuetz springs) to overcome obstacles
- methodical didactical inputs
557-0444-01LAthletics I Information Restricted registration - show details
Prerequisites: Assessment II (BSc HST).
Compulsory for students of Teaching Diploma Sport on in the new Programme Regulations.
W2 credits2GA. Krebs
AbstractBasic education in light athletics covers the following skills: running (track), throwing and jumping . Training progresses from the very basics to the uppermost level. The disciplines hurdles, high jump, long jump as well as shot put, slingball and javelin are covered intensively.
ObjectiveBasics of track and field
Improving the personal performance
Understanding the relation between technique and condition
557-0454-01LSwimming I Restricted registration - show details
Prerequisites: Assessment II BSc HST
Compulsory for students of Teaching Diploma Sport on in the new Programme Regulations.
W2 credits2GM. Perk
AbstractBasic education in swimming: swimming, diving, water polo and artistic swimming
ObjectiveAll kind of swimming:
- learns to know and understand the individual basic techniques
- improvement of technical skills and crafts
Content- Schwimmen: Erwerben und festigen der Schwimmtechniken Rücken, Brust und Kraul sowie Grundform Delfin. Erwerben und Festigen Start und Wenden Kraul und Brust.
- Wasserspringen: Erwerben und festigen Grundtechniken Eintauchen und Abspringen aus verschiedenen Ausgangspositionen und Absprunghöhen. Einzelne Kernsprünge.
- Wasserball: Erwerben und festigen Dribbeln, Wassertreten, Ballaufnahme und Werfen. Spielformen Wasserball.
- Artistic Swimming: Erwerben und festigen Wassertreten, Paddeln, einzelne Grundfiguren.
Lecture notesWird abgegeben
Literature- Bissig M., u.a. (2004), Schwimmwelt, Bern: Schulverlag (ISBN: 3-292-00337-7)
- Swimsports.ch: Schweizerische Tests im Schwimmsport
Prerequisites / NoticeAssessment II BSc HST erfolgreich abgeschlossen.
557-0542-01LVolleyball I Information Restricted registration - show details
Prerequisites: Assessment III (BSc HST).
Compulsory for students of Teaching Diploma Sport on in the new Programme Regulations.
W2 credits2GM. Attinger
AbstractAcquire technical and tactical abilities in the game of volleyball
Objective- Experience and use of various aspects of volleyball as a teamplayer
Content- Techniques and tactics of indoor-volleyball (2:2 to 6:6)
- Beachvolleyball
- Various forms of warmups and tournement setups
Lecture notesPublished during the semester on "moodle"
Literature"Volleyball spielen", Foerster (BASPO), 2016
"Volleyball verstehen", Schnyder-Benoit (BASPO), 2016
"Kids Volley", Monnet et al (BASPO), 2016
"Volleyball Grundlagen" Papageorgiou/Spitzley 2005
"So wurden wir Weltklasse", Übungssammlung Beachvolleyball, Stefan Kobel
557-0604-01LSummer Sports (Climbing / Biking) Restricted registration - show details
Prerequisites: Assessment I (BSc HST).
Compulsory for students of Teaching Diploma Sport on in the new Programme Regulations.
W2 credits2GP. Disler, R. Volken
AbstractTry out and experiences biking or climbing techniques.
Application of movement doctrine areas in sport.
ObjectiveThe students:
-experience and try out the techniques of biking and climbing
-apply subjects of motor learning to the sports practice.
ContentBiken: Alle biketechnischen Inhalte und Fähigkeiten im Uphill- und Downhillbereich.
Klettern: Klettertechnik angewandt im Klettergarten oder in der Halle.
Lecture notesSiehe VL
LiteratureSiehe VL
Prerequisites / NoticeSiehe Studieninformation www.ibws.ethz.ch / education/bwsbsc07/documents/wahl
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