Identify a topic of interest within the field of sports studies. This should be achievable and relevant.
Investigate and thoroughly research your selected area, ensuring you comprehend the background and could answer any related questions.
Develop a detailed project plan. Break down the project into smaller, manageable tasks and assign realistic deadlines for each task.
Always consider the resources required for your project. Resources could include books, online articles, specialist equipment or advice from professionals in your chosen field.

Implementation of your Project

Utilise the skills and knowledge you’ve acquired during your sports studies to execute your project. This may include physical skills, knowledge of tactics or theoretical understanding of aspects such as physiology or psychology.
Follow your project plan and stay organised. Ensure each task is completed before its deadline.
Be flexible and ready to modify your plan if unexpected issues or obstacles arise.
Incorporate the use of technology where appropriate. This could include digital software for analysing performance or creating presentations.

Finalising the Project

Upon completion, take the time to review your project. Reflect on what you’ve learned, and identify any areas for future improvement.
Aim to gather feedback. This could be from peers, teacher or a professional in your chosen field to ensure you’ve comprehensively covered your topic.
Prepare a presentation that summarises your project ideally in a clear and easily digestible format such as a PowerPoint, or poster.

Reflect on your personal development throughout the project. Identify any new skills you’ve learnt or any areas that you’ve improved in.
Reflect on the process of the project, including the planning, implementation and finalising.
Take into account the feedback you received and consider how you can use it in your future work.
Identify what steps or practices were especially beneficial in the success of your project for future reference.