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What is Movement Competency (6)
1.) Technical Proficiency
2.) Adaptability
3.) Functional Movements
4.) Motor Control
5.) Coordination
6.) Progression
The capacity to progress from basic movements to more advanced or complex ones, as well as the ability to scale movements to one’s own
level of fitness and ability.
Progression
Integrating multiple body parts and systems to execute complex movements smoothly and efficiently.
Coordination
Having precise control over muscles and joints during movements. This involves coordinating muscular contractions and maintaining proper joint alignment.
Motor Control
Being able to perform movements that are relevant and useful for daily activities and specific tasks, such as lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling.
Functional Movement
Having the ability to adapt movements to different situations and environments. This includes adjusting movements for various surfaces,
equipment, or external factors.
Adaptability
Being able to perform movement patterns correctly and in alignment with established biomechanical principles. This is essential for preventing injuries and optimizing performance.
Technical Proficiency
Being able to perform movement patterns correctly and in alignment with established biomechanical principles. This is essential for preventing injuries and optimizing performance.
Technical Proficiency