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    The document discusses the three types of fundamental movements - locomotor, non-locomotor, and manipulative movements. It provides examples and descriptions of common movements that fall under each type such as walking, running, jumping, bending, twisting, throwing, catching, striking, and kicking.

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    Motor Skills in Sports

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    The document discusses the three types of fundamental movements - locomotor, non-locomotor, and manipulative movements. It provides examples and descriptions of common movements that fall under each type such as walking, running, jumping, bending, twisting, throwing, catching, striking, and kicking.

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    MOTOR SKILLS IN SPORTS

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    The document discusses the three types of fundamental movements - locomotor, non-locomotor, and manipulative movements. It provides examples and descriptions of common movements that fall under each type such as walking, running, jumping, bending, twisting, throwing, catching, striking, and kicking.

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    Motor Skills in Sports

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    Kristel Marcelo
    The document discusses the three types of fundamental movements - locomotor, non-locomotor, and manipulative movements. It provides examples and descriptions of common movements that fall under each type such as walking, running, jumping, bending, twisting, throwing, catching, striking, and kicking.

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    PE2

    FUNDAMENT
    AL
    MOVEMENTS
    MS. KRISTEL NAVARRO
    FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENTS

    • THESE ARE ALSO CALLED NATURAL


    MOVEMENTS.

    • MOTOR SKILLS IN SPORTS.


    LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    • IT IS THE MOVEMENT THAT TRAVELS THE


    BODY THROUGH SPACE.

    • THESE ARE THE NATURAL MOVEMENTS


    THAT BRING THE BODY FROM ONE PLACE
    TO ANOTHER.
    NON-LOCOMOTOR OR AXIAL
    MOVEMENT

    • THESE MOVEMENTS ARE IN A STATIONARY


    OR FIXED BASE POSITION.

    • THESE NATURAL MOVEMENTS OF THE


    BODY ARE DONE WITHOUT MOVING AWAY
    FROM ITS ORIGINAL PLACE.
    MANIPULATIVE MOVEMENT OR
    OBJECT CONTROL

    • IMPARTING FORCE TO MOVE OBJECTS.

    • composite of traditional skills (e.g. pull, push, lift


    and strike) and non-traditional skills such as
    throw, kick ball roll, volley, bounce, catch, strike
    and dribble.
    LOCOMOTOR
    MOVEMENTS
    LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    WALK

    • A REGULAR PACE OF
    THE FEET.
    • IT IS A CONTINUOUS
    TRANSFER OF THE
    BODY WEIGHT FROM
    ONE FOOT TO THE
    OTHER.
    LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    RUN

    • MOVING RAPIDLY ON
    FOOT.
    LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    JUMP

    • A SPRING FROM BOTH


    FEET LANDING ON
    BOTH FEET.
    • THE ACTION CAN BE
    DONE VERTICALLY OR
    HORIZONTALLY.
    LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    HOP

    • A SPRING FROM ONE


    FOOT LANDING ON
    THE SAME FOOT.
    LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    LEAP

    • A SPRING FORM ONE


    FOOT LANDING ON
    THE OTHER FOOT.
    LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    SLIDE

    • A FULL CONTACT OF
    THE FOOT ON THE
    FLOOR BY GLIDING.
    LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    GALLOP

    • A COMBINATION OF A
    STEP (FULL TRANSFER
    OF WEIGHT ON ONE
    FOOT) AND A CUT BY
    THE TRANSFER OF
    WEIGHT TO THE
    OTHER FOOT.
    LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    SKIP

    • A COMBINATION OF A
    STEP AND A HOP ON A
    FASTER TEMPO.
    NON-
    LOCOMOTOR
    MOVEMENTS
    NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    BENDING

    • ARE MOVEMENT
    AROUND ANY JOINT.
    TO MOVE FROM A
    STRAIGHT POSITION
    INTO A CURVED
    POSITION.
    NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    STRETCHING OR
    EXTENDING

    • THIS IS DONE BY
    STRAIGHTENING OR
    EXTENDING ANY PART
    OF THE BODY FROM
    THE JOINTS.
    NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    LIFTING OR RAISING

    • THIS IS DONE BY
    ELEVATING A PART OF
    THE BODY, USUALLY
    FOR THE ARMS AND
    LEGS.
    NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    TWISTING

    • THIS IS ROTATING A
    BODY PART WHILE
    THE BASE STAYS
    STATIONARY.
    NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    TURNING

    • THIS IS DONE BY A
    CIRCULAR
    MOVEMENT OF THE
    BODY INCLUDING THE
    BASE.
    NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    SWINGING

    • MOVING A BODY PART


    SIDE TO SIDE OR
    FORWARD AND BACK,
    LIKE A PENDULUM.
    NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    SWAYING

    • SHIFTING WEIGHT
    FROM ONE SIDE TO
    THE OTHER SIDE
    SMOOTHLY.
    NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    SHAKING

    • A SHORT QUICK
    VIBRATING
    MOVEMENT IN A
    BODY PART OR THE
    WHOLE BODY.
    NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    PULLING

    • EXECUTING FORCE TO
    CAUSE OBJECT TO
    MOVE TOWARDS
    ONE’S BODY.
    NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    PUSHING

    • APPLYING FORCE
    AGAINST AN OBJECT
    OR PERSON TO MOVE
    IT AWAY FOR ONE’S
    BODY.
    NON-LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENT

    BALANCING

    • EVEN DISTRIBUTION
    OF WEIGHT ENABLING
    YOU TO REMAIN
    UPRIGHT AND
    STEADY.
    MANIPULATIV
    E
    MOVEMENTS
    MANIPULATIVE MOVEMENT

    THROWING CATCHING

    • AN ACTION WHERE • INVOLVES THE USE OF


    ONE ALLOWS AN HANDS TO STOP AND
    IMPLEMENT TO GAIN CONTROL OF AN
    TRAVEL AIRBORNE OBJECT.
    WITH AN EXPLOSIVE
    ROTATION OF UPPER
    LIMB SEGMENTS.
    MANIPULATIVE MOVEMENT

    STRIKING KICKING

    • INVOLVES USING A • KICKING IS ALSO


    BODY PART (E.G. CONSIDERED A
    HAND) OR AN STRIKING TASK BUT
    IMPLEMENT (E.G. WITH THE USE OF
    PADDLE, BAT OR FOOT.
    RACKET) TO APPLY
    FORCE TO A
    STATIONARY OBJECT.

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