Stunts, Tumbling and Locomotor Movements

Stunts, Tumbling and Locomotor Movements

Multiple Choice

A frog handstand is a balance stunt

• True

• False

Multiple Select

What is an example of a locomotor skill? Check all that apply

• Tree pose

• Skipping

• Front scale

• Tripod balance

Multiple Select

Describe this stunt (check all that apply)

• Balance scale

• Bridge pose

• Flexibility scale

• back and core exercise

Multiple Choice

A stunt can be a locomotor movement

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

An example of a locomotor skill is

• Back scale

• four-point scale

• crab walk

• Tree pose

Multiple Select

What type of stunt or scale is this? Check all that apply

• One-point scale

• balance scale

• back scale

• strength scale

Multiple Choice

Describe this movement from a stunt standpoint:

• Weight transfer movement

• Locomotor movement

• Locomotor movement only

• A & B

Multiple Select

A reverse table is an example of (check all that apply)

• Flexibility scale

• Three-point scale

• Four-point scale

• Balance stunt

Multiple Select

A V-sit can be described as a (check all that apply)

• Flexibility scale

• Concentrates on core

• Balance scale

• locomotor movement

Multiple Choice

What position is this forward roll?

• Pike

• Tuck

• Straddle

• Two-point scale

Multiple Choice

When performing a forward roll, what area of the body should hit the mat FIRST after rotation?

• The top of the head

• The top of the back

• The bottom of the head

• The forehead

Multiple Choice

With the forward roll, the following positions can be performed

• Tuck

• Pike

• Straddle

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

When performing any type of stunt or scale, it's important to

• Use mats or pads to cushion for safety

• Make sure the technique is correct

• Both A & B

• None of the above