Fundamental movements Flashcards
What are the 7 fundamental movement patterns?
Squat, lunge, hinge, push, pull, rotation, gait
Which movement pattern involves bending at the hips and knees while keeping the back straight?
Squat
Which movement pattern involves stepping forward or backward with one leg while keeping the torso upright?
Lunge
Which movement pattern involves bending at the hips while keeping the back straight to lower and raise a weight?
Hinge
Which movement pattern involves pushing an object away from the body?
Push
Which movement pattern involves pulling an object towards the body?
Pull
Which movement pattern involves twisting the body around its axis?
Rotation
Which movement pattern involves walking or running?
Gait
True or False: The 7 fundamental movement patterns are essential for functional movement.
True
Fill in the blank: The ________ movement pattern involves bending at the hips and knees while keeping the back straight.
Squat
Which movement pattern involves movement in the transverse plane?
Rotation
Which movement pattern involves movement in the sagittal plane?
Hinge
Which movement pattern involves movement in the frontal plane?
Lunge
Which movement pattern involves dynamic movement of the body while walking or running?
Gait
Which movement pattern is important for upper body strength?
Push and pull
Which movement pattern is important for core stability?
Rotation
Which movement pattern is important for lower body strength?
Squat and hinge
Which movement pattern is important for balance and coordination?
Lunge
Which movement pattern is important for overall functional movement?
All 7 fundamental movement patterns
Which movement pattern is often used in weightlifting exercises like deadlifts and kettlebell swings?
Hinge
Which movement pattern is essential for pushing movements like bench press and shoulder press?
Push
Which movement pattern is essential for pulling movements like rows and pull-ups?
Pull
Which movement pattern is important for rotational sports like golf and tennis?
Rotation
Which movement pattern is important for everyday activities like walking and running?
Gait