Ch 1 Flashcards
Components of a Kinesiological Analysis
Describe the skill
Evaluate the performance
Prescribe corrections
4 steps to describing a motor skill
Identify purpose
Identify sequential nature
Identify movement phases
Classify skill
What are the differences of Sequential Natures of a skill?
Simultaneous: straight line, power
•overcoming a force
•moving in a straight line
Sequential: angular movement, acceleration
•max speed
•angular movement
Differences in Movement Phases
Discrete:
•defined beginning and end
(standing up)
Continuous:
•repetitive movement
(walking)
How to break up the phases
Timing (every half second)
Movement (back swing, down swing, follow through)
How to Classify a motor skill
Purpose:
(health, daily life, exercise…)
Pattern:
(posture, giving motion, receiving impact)
4 ways to evaluate skill performance
anatomical analysis
mechanical analysis
factors influencing performance
errors in movement
Anatomical analysis should include
joint action
muscular involvement
neuromuscular involvement
Mechanical analysis should include
(depends on purpose) balance locomotion projection manipulation maximal effort
Identifying influencing factors
forces that cause or impeded motion
pushing / pulling, weight or resistance, twisting/turning… etc