Do It Now - Movement Analysis

What movement occurs in the frontal plane?

• Abduction/Adduction

• Flexion/Extension

• Rotation

• Circumduction

What movement occurs in the transverse plane?

• Circumduction

• Abduction/Adduction

• Rotation

• Plantar Flexion

Which of the below is a sporting example of movement in the transverse plane?

• Jumping

• Swimming

• 100m Sprint Start

• Ice-Skating Spin

A somersault is an example of rotation along which axis?

• Frontal

• Transverse

• Sagittal

• Backwards

What type of Lever Class is depicted in the picture?

• 1st Class Lever

• 2nd Class Lever

• 3rd Class Lever

• 4th Class Lever

6. What kind of lever is this?

• First Class Lever
• Second Class Lever
• Third Class Lever

A kartwheel involves abduction of the arms and legs. What axis does this movement occur through?

• frontal plane

• sagittal axis

• vertical axis

• frontal axis

Point in dance is an example of which lever system?

• 2nd Class lever system

• 1st Class lever system

• 3rd Class lever system

• 4th Class lever system

What is the fulcrum when moving the weight from position A to B?

What does having a high mechanical advantage mean? (theres is more than one correct answer)

• Effort arm is longer than load arm

• A large load can be moved with little effort

• Lever has a large range of movement

• Lever does not have a large range of movement

• Lever can move at great speed