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Chapter 10/11 Fundamental Motor Skills Flashcards

1
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subcategories of fundamental movement skills

A

Body Management skills
Locomotor skills
Object control skills

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Body Management skills

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balnce the body in stillness and motion

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3
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locomotor and object control skill

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fundamental motor skill

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locomotor skill

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movements that transports body from one place to another

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object control skill

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movement that controls object primarily with hand and feet

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skills used in sports

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advanced versions of fundamental motor skills

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exp. for locomotor skills

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running
hopping
skipping
gallopping
leaping
jumping
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exp. for object control skill

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throwing
kicking
catching
rolling
bouncing
striking
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9
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what are FMS for more advanced movements

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the building blocks

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10
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stages of motor development mountain

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reflexes & reactions
FMS 
Proficiency barrier
transitional skills 
sports skills & PA
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11
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what age do FMS develop

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3-11 years

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12
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big misconception regarding FMS

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FMS are required naturally (WRONG!)

they need to be taught and instructed

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13
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critical elements

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key observable components of motor skill

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phases of skill

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preperation phase
execution (action) phase
following-through phase

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preperation phase

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gets student ready for force producting movement

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execution (action) phase

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force producing movement

“critical instant” point of contact or release

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follow-through phase

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movement after execution phase
movment slows doen after impact
preperation for next action

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instructional cues

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before the performance
abbreviated (verkürzt) form of critical features of a task
new task quickly communucate to the learner´s technique

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exp for instructional cue

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throwing a basketball - gooseneck finish

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feedback

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after the performance

provide learner with info about performance

21
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exp for feedback and instructional cues

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(Upper arm & forarm for throwing)
instructional cue: make L with arm and reach
feedback: ellbow back, ellbow past ear

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