P.E. BASIC MOTOR SKILLS

The basic movements that a person performs, like walking, running, jumping or turning.

• Psychomotor qualities

• Basic motor skills

• Global GDC

• Specific dynamic coordination

It is used when these basic motor skills begin to interact with one another to make more complex movements.

• Balance

• Coordination

• Stimulus

• Bones

The basic movements that we perform and improve on during our lives in order to dominate the environment in which we live: crawling, standing, falling...

• Basic motor skills

• Reception

• Specific dynamic coordination

• Physical condition

The ability to control the body´s movements.

• General dynamic coordination (GDC)

• Sport-specific skills

• Specific dynamic coordination

• Physical activity

The actions or movements that involve only a few parts or sections of the body.

• Segmental GDC

• Reception  

• General dynamic coordination (GDC)

• Global GDC

The actions or movements that involve a lot of parts or sections of the body.

• Segmental GDC

• Reception

• Global GDC

• General dynamic coordination (GDC)

The ability to keep the body in a specific position contrary to gravity (standing, running, skating)

• Balance

• Movement

• Throwing

• Health

The ability to control the body´s movements in relation to an object.

• Specific dynamic coordination

• Physical condition

• Stretches

• Stimulus

The action of releasing an object through the air with a strong forward thrust.

• Throwing

• Movement

• Stretches

• Travelling

The action of catching an object

• Reception  

• Throwing

• Travelling

• Stimulus