Chapter 1 Movement skills Flashcards

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What is skill acquisition?

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The process of learning or acquiring movement skills that are necessary to participate in sports.

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How are movement skills classified?

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By movement type, movement precision, and the predictability of the environment.

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What are fundamental movement skills (FMS)?

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Basic movement patterns that involve different body parts and form the foundation for sport-specific skills.

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What are sport-specific skills?

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Skills that use a combination of fundamental movement skills in a sequence, tailored for a particular sport.

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What are closed motor skills?

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Skills performed in a stable, self-paced environment with low variability.

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What are open motor skills?

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Skills performed in a constantly changing, externally paced environment.

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What are fine motor skills?

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Skills that involve small muscle groups for precise and accurate movements.

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What are gross motor skills?

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Skills that involve large muscle groups for powerful and coordinated movement.

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What are discrete motor skills?

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Movements with a distinct beginning and end.

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What are serial motor skills?

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A sequence of discrete skills combined to create a complex movement.

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What are continuous motor skills?

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Skills with no distinct beginning or end, involving repetitive movements.

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How does the closed/open skill continuum work?

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Skills range from fully closed (predictable environment) to fully open (unpredictable environment).

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How does motor skill development influence participation and performance?

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Better motor skills encourage participation, leading to improved performance and further motivation to engage in sports.

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What is an enabler in motor skill development?

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A factor that positively influences a person’s movement skills.

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What is a barrier in motor skill development?

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A factor that negatively affects skill development.

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How can modified sports aid motor skill development?

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By adjusting rules, equipment, and environments to make sports more accessible and enjoyable for beginners.

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What is task constraint modification?

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Adjusting equipment, rules, or playing conditions to facilitate skill learning.

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Why should beginners practice open skills in closed environments first?

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To develop basic skills without external interference before introducing game-like conditions.

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How do schools contribute to motor skill development?

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By providing structured physical education programs that enhance fundamental skills and encourage participation.

20
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Why is skill classification important for coaches?

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It helps in designing effective training and teaching methods based on the type of skill being learned.