Body Movements

Body movements...

• All body movements may be described using the components listed in the movement map.

• Movements include those performed during a sport or athletic game.

• Movements include cleaning the house, or at work on the line in a factory.

• all of the above

Body movements are divided into which categories?

• nonlocomotor movements—completed when the feet are stationary

• manipulative movements—when individuals handle equipment

• locomotor movements—when the body moves throughout space

• all of the above

Learn-

ers who are more advanced than a beginner but have yet to master the skill display which level?

• beginner level

• intermediate level

• advanced level

• expert level

Advanced level represents a student who has _________the skill.

• complicated

• tried

• conquered

• mastered

Walk, run, gallop, slide, jump, hop, skip, and leap are all examples of

(a)  

Movements that propel the mover around an area defines what kind of movement?

(a)  

True or False:

Nonlocomotor movements are defined as movements that are stationary or do not propel the mover around the area.

• True

• False

There are _____ nonlocomotor skills.

• 13

• 11

• 14

• 15

Balancing the body challenges the student to hold the body in a ______ position.

• still

• controlled

• calm

• good

_______ describes what specific movements the body can perform or do while conducting various body movements.

• Body image

• Body posture

• Body concept

• Body awareness