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| The ability to change direction and stabilize |
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| using the Center of gravity efficiently |
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| Hand and eye movement, multiple movements at the same time. The ability of Bones and muscles to move effectively to perform a desired goal |
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| Energy of force put behind a movement |
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| the ability of muscles to perform necessary work |
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| The ability of muscles to move through a range of muscles |
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| Large big boned people-Weightlifters |
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| Muscular with hourglass figure-Athletic |
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| Perceptual Motor Development |
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| Ability to receive, interpret and respond to sensory signals coming from the environment |
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| Being able to control limbs and neck |
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Use of the Fingers and eyes.
Leads to learning, reading, and writing
(being able to hold a pencil) |
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| feeling from muscles and joints |
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| (Augmented) verbally or visually (video) |
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| Performed in stable predictable environment- By themselves |
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| changing and unpredictable environment-with and opponent |
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| Factors Influencing Motor Dev and Fitness level |
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| Societal, Psychological, Cultural, Economic, Familial, Environmental and health |
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| Larger and Bigger Bones. Arms and legs |
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| Ribcage, Parts of the School (babies) |
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Hormones in glands
Hypothalamus, Pituitary, thyroid, gonads, pancreas |
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| Skeletal, Cardiac, Smooth |
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| Regulates body Temperature |
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Process of breathing and gas exchange
Surface Area, volume, and function of lungs |
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| Heart Structure and function |
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| Humoral response, cell mediated response. The system that fights disease |
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what the body is taking in
Amino Acids and vitamins are essential nutrients |
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| How the body moves and how to body maintains balance using its center of gravity |
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| the force must overcome inertia and other resisting forces |
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Capacity of an object to do work
Greater the energy, greater the force |
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Energey possessed by virtue of position, location, or change in shape
Gravitational-Elastic |
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| Energy possessed by virtue of motion that increases with speed |
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| Maintaining equilibrium while receiving a moving object's kinetic energy without sustaining injury or losing balance. Catching, cradling , going with the direction of the force while catching |
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| Resistance Surface, Non-Resistive Surface |
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| Trampoline, mattress, red dodge ball |
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| Floor, Wall, Bowling ball |
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| Tennis ball hit cross court less likely to be hit down baseline |
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| Downward, resistance force while object is going up |
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| Still air is downward force on rising objects |
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| The body of vertical Distance (leaping) |
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| Depends on Force applied and inertia(Resistance) |
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| Health Related and Skill Related |
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| Health related component of fitness |
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| cardio, muscle strength and endurance, and flexibility |
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| Skill related component of fitness |
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| shooting a basketball, dribbling, throwing a football or baseball |
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| Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type |
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