"sport courses" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of educational course focused on sports. For example, "My university offers sport courses that focus on nutrition and fitness."
Building on this knowledge, the current mixed methods study investigated the social capital development of alumni of a college service learning through sport course.
To generate insights into the personal meaning and value of an inclusive adventurous training and adapted sport course for military personnel who have experienced physical disability as a result of injuries sustained during active service.
Myriad food trucks, sports courses and visual artist displays round out one of the best occasions of the summer.
Humanities courses ask for either 220 to 300 UCAS tariff points, psychology is 280, sports courses are 240 to 280, and primary education is 320.
"We have worked closely with the UCI International Cycling Unionn) and our partners to ensure that we have the best possible sporting course for the athletes and we are confident of spectacular races and worthy winners.
However he is as enthused by what might be seen as the "softer" legacies, including the Games preparations being a launch-pad for the Russian Olympic University, which this year launches its first postgraduate sports course, the master of sport administration.
He will actually have sports coursing through his veins.
I tried to do my time as quickly and as positively as I could, doing sport science courses, victim awareness courses, being a gym orderly, writing a book.
It was written and designed to be multi-faceted for instructors to use in various sport management courses, such as sport marketing, organizational behavior, human resource management, ticket and sponsorship sales, and public relations.
Richard Gillis, a sports business commentator, said Brand Beckham had become the classic case study taught in sports marketing courses, despite the man himself being something of an enigma.
