CUAWHS311 — Condition body for dance performance

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What an assessment for CUAWHS311 must cover

50 assessable components: 3 elements (16 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 18 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 10 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Develop own conditioning regime

1.1Identify requirements of conditioning regime according to performance requirements
1.2Discuss type of body conditioning program best suited to own dance performance needs, with required personnel
1.3Draft personal conditioning routine according to requirements for conditioning regime
1.4Conduct basic visualisation and focus exercises

2 Undertake conditioning exercise sessions

2.1Undertake and document pre-conditioning physical evaluation
2.2Source music for warm-up and conditioning routines as required
2.3Execute warm-up exercises
2.4Work exercise routines to selected music as required
2.5Undertake conditioning regime according to health and safety procedures
2.6Undertake cool-down exercises

3 Review conditioning regime

3.1Monitor and document physical conditioning and exercise program
3.2Monitor and document physiological responses throughout exercise regime
3.3Evaluate effectiveness of conditioning regime
3.4Adjust conditioning regime as required
3.5Implement injury-prevention strategies into future conditioning regimes
3.6Identify improvement strategies to enhance exercise regime as required

Performance evidence

develop and undertake at least one conditioning regime to optimise physical wellbeing for dance performances
incorporate anatomical and behavioural principles into exercise routines
use techniques that promote physical and mental health and wellbeing during conditioning regime
use posture and breathing techniques during exercise routines
describe at least two benefits of a physical conditioning regime to overall mental wellbeing
exercise safely, taking account of responses of human body to exercise

Knowledge evidence

key features of the following concepts as they relate to physical conditioning regimes: human skeletal and muscular systems
key features of the following concepts as they relate to physical conditioning regimes: cardiovascular and cardio-respiratory systems
key features of the following concepts as they relate to physical conditioning regimes: resistance training
key features of the following concepts as they relate to physical conditioning regimes: systems for measuring the effectiveness of exercise and fitness techniques
key features of the following concepts as they relate to physical conditioning regimes: nutrition and diet
key features of the following concepts as they relate to physical conditioning regimes: visualisation and focus exercises
key features of the following concepts as they relate to physical conditioning regimes: muscle memory
key features of the following concepts as they relate to physical conditioning regimes: biofeedback theory
key features of the following concepts as they relate to physical conditioning regimes: physical effects of motivation on the human body
key features of the following concepts as they relate to physical conditioning regimes: injury prevention techniques
key features of the following concepts as they relate to physical conditioning regimes: benefits of a physical conditioning regime to overall mental wellbeing
key features of the following concepts as they relate to physical conditioning regimes: application of sciences of biomechanics, anatomy, physiology and motor learning to human movement and performance
requirements of a physical conditioning routine, including: appropriate documentation
requirements of a physical conditioning routine, including: application of anatomical, physiological and biomechanical concepts
requirements of a physical conditioning routine, including: fundamental nutritional principles
requirements of a physical conditioning routine, including: exercise programs and techniques
requirements of a physical conditioning routine, including: mind and body education techniques
requirements of a physical conditioning routine, including: risk factors that may inhibit achievement of goals

Foundation skills

Learning: Identifies strategies to meet own physical conditioning needs
Numeracy: Interprets numerical information from exercise machines and accessories
Oral communication: Obtains information by listening and questioning Discusses ideas and solutions
Reading: Identifies and evaluates required information and ideas from written sources
Writing: Completes routine documentation
Initiative and enterprise: Executes a series of body conditioning exercises Uses a range of exercise equipment Demonstrates initiative by using techniques to enhance the outcomes of exercise programs
Planning and organising: Adopts a methodical and disciplined approach to developing and implementing a balanced physical conditioning and exercise program to achieve peak physical performance
Self-management: Follows accepted industry practices in relation to safe dance practices and injury-prevention strategies
Teamwork: Works collaboratively
Technology: Uses the internet as a source of industry information

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