fundamental body movements

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are the basic actions or motions that form the foundation for more complex physical activities.

Fundamental body movements

These movements are essential for daily activities, sports, fitness, and overall well-being.

Fundamental body movements

Examples include walking, running, jumping, crawling, climbing, reaching, bending, twisting, pushing, pulling, and balancing.

Fundamental body movements

they improve coordination, enhance body awareness, build strength, and reduce the risk of injury.

Mastering fundamental body movements

They serve as the building blocks for more advanced skills in various disciplines such as sports, dance, martial arts, and rehabilitation.

Fundamental body movements

are specific gross motor movements that involve different body parts such as feet, legs, trunk, hands, arms and head

Fundamental movement skills

provide the foundation for all athletic maturity and are seen as the building block from which sports-specific skills are developed.

Fundamental movement skills

identifiable movement pattern which are used to accomplish certain task.

Movement skills

is a learned sequence of movements that combine to produce a smooth, efficient action in order to master a particular task

motor skill

Types of Fundamental body movement

1. Locomotor movement 2. non locomotor movement 3. manipulative skills

skills involve moving the body from point A to point B.

Locomotor movement

involved body stability and balance.

Non locomotor movement

involve the control of objects using various body parts.

Manipulative skills

FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENT SKILLS:

1. Locomotor movement skills 2. non locomotor 3. manipulative skilss

Movements that propel a mover around an area

Locomotor movement skills

Walk, Run, Leap, Jump Hop, Gallop, slide, Skip

Locomotor movement skills

Generally, occur from sitting or standing position

Non- Locomotor movement

Bend, stretch, twist, turn, collapse, swing, sway, balance, pull, shake, rise, push

Non- Locomotor movement

Axial or nonmanipulative movement

Movements in which the hand or feet handle equipment.

Manipulative Skills

Manipulative Skills types:

1. Fine motor skills 2. Gross motor skills

involve the use of hands and fingers

Fine motor skills

involve large muscles

Gross motor

Most complex and often most difficult to learn

Manipulative Skills

throwing, catching, dribbling, kicking, punting, volleying, and striking

manipulative gross motor

requires controlling implement and objects.

Manipulative skills / object control skills

These are those in which a person learns to handle objects with precision in accordance with speed and control

Manipulative skills / object control skills

starts developing from childhood and it is important for parents or teachers to train children strongly in it.

manipulative skill

They require less energy.

fine motor skill

writing, drawing, sketching, cutting

fine motor skill

They require higher skill levels of judgment and coordination

gross motor skill

refers to a change in position or location of an object, organism, or any physical entity over time.

movement

describing the displacement of an object from one place to another.

movement

is often influenced by forces, energy, or internal mechanisms and is crucial for understanding physical phenomena, biological processes, and the dynamics of the world around us

movement

Movement Concept:

1. Body awareness 2. Space awareness 3. Effort/Quantity 4.Relationship

what the body can do

body awareness

where the body moves

space awareness

how body moves

effort/quantity

how the body relates

relationship

Specific actions the body can perform while moving

body awareness

Effort includes concepts such as:

1. time 2. force 3. flow

Space awareness Involves concepts such as:

1. directions 2. location 3. levels 4. pathways 5. extension

Relationship Includes concepts such as:

1. body parts 2. with objects or people 3. people

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問題一覧

are the basic actions or motions that form the foundation for more complex physical activities.

Fundamental body movements

These movements are essential for daily activities, sports, fitness, and overall well-being.

Fundamental body movements

Examples include walking, running, jumping, crawling, climbing, reaching, bending, twisting, pushing, pulling, and balancing.

Fundamental body movements

they improve coordination, enhance body awareness, build strength, and reduce the risk of injury.

Mastering fundamental body movements

They serve as the building blocks for more advanced skills in various disciplines such as sports, dance, martial arts, and rehabilitation.

Fundamental body movements

are specific gross motor movements that involve different body parts such as feet, legs, trunk, hands, arms and head

Fundamental movement skills

provide the foundation for all athletic maturity and are seen as the building block from which sports-specific skills are developed.

Fundamental movement skills

identifiable movement pattern which are used to accomplish certain task.

Movement skills

is a learned sequence of movements that combine to produce a smooth, efficient action in order to master a particular task

motor skill

Types of Fundamental body movement

1. Locomotor movement 2. non locomotor movement 3. manipulative skills

skills involve moving the body from point A to point B.

Locomotor movement

involved body stability and balance.

Non locomotor movement

involve the control of objects using various body parts.

Manipulative skills

FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENT SKILLS:

1. Locomotor movement skills 2. non locomotor 3. manipulative skilss

Movements that propel a mover around an area

Locomotor movement skills

Walk, Run, Leap, Jump Hop, Gallop, slide, Skip

Locomotor movement skills

Generally, occur from sitting or standing position

Non- Locomotor movement

Bend, stretch, twist, turn, collapse, swing, sway, balance, pull, shake, rise, push

Non- Locomotor movement

Axial or nonmanipulative movement

Movements in which the hand or feet handle equipment.

Manipulative Skills

Manipulative Skills types:

1. Fine motor skills 2. Gross motor skills

involve the use of hands and fingers

Fine motor skills

involve large muscles

Gross motor

Most complex and often most difficult to learn

Manipulative Skills

throwing, catching, dribbling, kicking, punting, volleying, and striking

manipulative gross motor

requires controlling implement and objects.

Manipulative skills / object control skills

These are those in which a person learns to handle objects with precision in accordance with speed and control

Manipulative skills / object control skills

starts developing from childhood and it is important for parents or teachers to train children strongly in it.

manipulative skill

They require less energy.

fine motor skill

writing, drawing, sketching, cutting

fine motor skill

They require higher skill levels of judgment and coordination

gross motor skill

refers to a change in position or location of an object, organism, or any physical entity over time.

movement

describing the displacement of an object from one place to another.

movement

is often influenced by forces, energy, or internal mechanisms and is crucial for understanding physical phenomena, biological processes, and the dynamics of the world around us

movement

Movement Concept:

1. Body awareness 2. Space awareness 3. Effort/Quantity 4.Relationship

what the body can do

body awareness

where the body moves

space awareness

how body moves

effort/quantity

how the body relates

relationship

Specific actions the body can perform while moving

body awareness

Effort includes concepts such as:

1. time 2. force 3. flow

Space awareness Involves concepts such as:

1. directions 2. location 3. levels 4. pathways 5. extension

Relationship Includes concepts such as:

1. body parts 2. with objects or people 3. people