Drugs in sport GCSE PE Review your objectives

Drugs in sport { GCSE PE

Review your objectives from previous lessons… Somatotypes To identify the three main somatotypes To understand why these somatotypes are suited to specific sports To apply this knowledge to exam questions LO 1: // /// LO 2: / /// LO 3: / /// Optimum weight To identify the meaning of expected and optimum weight To understand the meaning of being underweight, overfat and obese To evaluate the effect these conditions have on performance Starter…

To identify performance enhancing drugs used in sport To understand the effects alcohol and tobacco have on performance To analyse the effects performance enhancing drugs have on your body Learning objectives…

Doping, or taking drugs is a big problem in sport. You need to learn what the performance enhancing and recreational drugs are, and why people risk damaging their health by taking them. Drugs…

Performance enhancing or recreational? Have a discussion with your partner about the two different type of drugs above Why are they different? ? Starter…

Alcohol and tobacco are recreational drugs Although drinking alcohol and smoking are legal, they are still drugs and can seriously damage your health and ability to do physical activity Small amounts of alcohol won’t cause much harm, but every cigarette does damage! Recreational drugs…

Have a think about alcohol and smoking… how do you think it can affect your body? Have a think…

Affects your co-ordination, speech and judgement Slows your reactions Makes your muscles get tired more quickly Damages your liver, kidneys, heart, muscles, brain and digestive/immune systems Alcohol…

Causes nose, throat and chest irritations Makes you short of breath Causes changes to your respiratory and cardiovascular system, increases risk of developing heart disease and lung cancer Smoking…

Some athletes use drugs to improve performance These drugs are usually banned in sport and normally have nasty side effects Performance enhancing drugs… What ones do we know? Can we think of specific cases? Why were they taken?

B A D – – – BETA BLOCKERS ANABOLIC AGENTS DIURETICS S Na P – – – STIMULANTS NARCOTIC ANALGESICS PEPTIDE HORMONES Remember…

Drugs that control heart rate Lower heart rate, steady shaking hands and have a calming effect BUT… They can cause low blood pressure, cramp and heart failure Beta Blockers…

Mimic testosterone Increases bone and muscle growth Makes you more aggressive BUT… Cause high blood pressure, heart disease, infertility and cancer Women may grow facial/body hair and their voice may deepen Anabolic steroids…

Increase the amount you urinate, causing weight loss Can mask traces of other drugs in the body BUT… Can cause cramp and dehydration Diuretics…

Affect the central nervous system Increase mental and physical alertness BUT… Lead to high blood pressure, heart/liver problems and strokes They are addictive Stimulants…

Kill pain – so that injuries and fatigue don’t affect performance so much BUT… They are addictive, with unpleasant withdrawal symptoms Can make an athlete train too hard Lead to constipation and low blood presure Narcotic analgesics…

Cause the production of other hormones – most have a similar effect to anabolic steriods EPO (erythropoietin) is a peptide hormone that causes red blood cells to multiply which increases aerobic capacity BUT… They can cause strokes and abnormal growth Peptide hormones…

Research a sportsperson that has been found guilty of using performance enhancing drugs and write up a brief analysis of who they are and what happened as a result of this Research task…