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Sports Medicine 10-Lesson 4 - Lower Leg Muscles Turf Toe
Sports Medicine 10-Lesson 4 - Lower Leg Muscles Turf Toe
General CTS 4: Demonstrate the appropriate management and treatment of injuries that can
Outcome(s) occur during recreation activities and sporting events using simulations
CTS 6: demonstrate the appropriate management and treatment of injuries related to the
Achilles tendon, adductor muscles of the leg and quadriceps muscles
Specific 5.3 locate the bones and surface landmarks specific to taping the ankle and foot in
Outcome(s) lateral, medial, plantar and frontal views
5.4 demonstrate correct skin preparation necessary before the application of treatment,
including the identification of areas of friction prior to taping
6.2 describe how muscles are injured during stress related to an activity
6.4 recommend lifestyle choices for injury prevention, including protective equipment
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What do I want my students to learn?
1. How to properly tape a turf toe
2. Lower muscle diagrams
3. Labelling the lower muscles
How will I know my lesson was successful?
1. Students will complete a Kahoot quiz
2. Students will be able to tape a turf toe
3. Students are engaged and asking thought-provoking questions
4. Students will answer poll everywhere questions correctly
Introduction (5 mins):
Attention Grabber: “Can anyone tell me what the mechanisms are for
shin splints”
“Today, we will start the lesson off with a Kahoot quiz. This Kahoot quiz Kahoot
focuses on the foot injuries we learned yesterday and some questions from
chapter 5. Grab out your phones and type in the Kahoot pin.”
Activity 1: Kahoot Quiz on foot injuries and chapter 5 questions
(10 mins)
Students will be given a few minutes to ask me any questions they may
have regarding chapter 5
Transition: “Do you guys have any questions regarding chapter 5 before
you write the quiz?”
“One row at a time will grab a Chromebook and login into D2L and
complete the quiz. Once you finish your quiz, you can start working on
chapter 6 or study for your foot bone quiz tomorrow. Please be quiet, as
some of your classmates may be still writing”
Transition (Clapping twice): “You guys can put the chrome books back.
Make sure you sanitize them”
As students are putting the chrome books away, I will set up the
lower leg muscle PowerPoint.
“Since we have learned about the bones, joints and ligaments of the foot
and ankle, we are now moving on to learning about the muscles of the
lower leg. In your anatomy booklet, flip open to the page of the lower leg
diagrams.”
“One row at a time will be given time to practice taping. Once you have
completed the turf toe, raise your hand and I will come check it out.
When you and your partner have finished taping, you can study for your
foot bone quiz tomorrow, work on chapter 6 and label the extra diagrams
in the booklet”
Transition (clapping twice): “Please put the tape away and come back to
your desks. As a review activity, I will be handing out a blank piece of
paper. I want you guys to hand draw the bones and ligaments of the foot
and label it. For this activity, I want you guys to work individually. This is
a great exercise to test your knowledge.”
Students will draw out and label their own foot diagram
This will allow students to find areas that they need to focus on and
can ask me any questions
Conclusion (5 mins):
“Tomorrow we will go over foot injuries, PF1 & PF2 taping and you guys
will have a foot bone quiz”