Sports Course

Sports CourseSports Course

Pursuing Careers in Sports and Physical Education

After Graduation — Advance to universities, junior colleges, or vocational schools; join collegiate-level athletic clubs.

Through robust physical education classes and club activities, students aim to improve in their chosen sports. They also acquire foundational knowledge of sports-related professions such as instructors, trainers, and physical therapy — and work toward obtaining relevant qualifications.

A Curriculum Unique to the Course That Builds Specialist Knowledge in Physical Education and Sports

Students learn the mechanics of movement, the effects of exercise, and methods of injury prevention — and also master taping techniques. Sports is more than just doing: it includes watching, learning, teaching, and supporting. So that each student’s engagement with sports can last a lifetime, we study sports across a broad range of themes, including “Athletic Science” and “Health & Sports Science.”

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Hakuho Girls’ High School has formed a partnership with Otsuka Pharmaceutical to support our athletic clubs. Throughout the year, heat-illness countermeasures and nutritional guidance are provided for members of the athletic clubs. In addition, through classroom lectures on exercise physiology and human anatomy given by Koichi Onodera, Professor Emeritus of the University of Toyama, students receive scientific support for improving their competitive performance and preventing injuries.

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Partnering with Otsuka Pharmaceutical to Back Our Athletic Clubs!

Hakuho Girls’ High School has entered a partnership with Otsuka Pharmaceutical to support our athletic clubs. Throughout the year, athletic clubs receive heat-illness prevention guidance and nutritional coaching. In addition, through classroom lectures by Professor Emeritus Kōichi Onodera of the University of Toyama on subjects such as exercise physiology and human anatomy, we support students’ competitive performance and injury prevention from a scientific perspective.