Motor Control

The ability to develop a relatively

permanent change in motor skills from novice

to skilled performance through practice or

experience by engaging in activities that are

currently beyond an individuals capabilities

(Muratori, Lamberg, Quinn, & Duff, 2013;

Gokeler et al, 2013).

• Motor Control

• Motor Learning

• Motor Performance

• Motor Behavior

defined as the process of initiating, directing, and grading purposeful voluntary movement

• Motor Control

• Motor Learning

• Motor Performance

• Motor Behavior

ability of a human to move a large muscle group or segment of the anatomy

• Fine motor skills

• Gross motor skills

• Muscle Memory

• Reflexes

is a muscular attribute linked to the development of motor skills. When an athlete is sidelined from an activity due to injury, the athlete will return more quickly to his or her previous level of motor ability due to the memory preserved in the nervous system as to how the motion stressed the subject muscle or structure.

• Fine

• Gross

• Muscle Memory

• Reflexes

is an involuntary or automatic, action that your body does in response to something — without you even having to think about it.

• Fine

• Gross

• Voluntary movement

• Involuntary movement

Neck muscle

• Deltoid

• Bicep

• Branchioradialis

• Sternocleidomastoid

Shoulder muscle

• Branchioradialis

• Deltoid

• Pectoralis major

• hamstring

chest muscle

• Rectus abdominus

• Pectoralis Major

• Deltoid

• Gastrocnemius

calf muscle

• Branchioradialis

• Gastrocnemius

• Tricep

• Quaricep

forearm muscle

• Gastrocnemius

• hamstring

• bicep

• branchioradialis