DEVELOPING MOVEMENT SKILLS

The 3 types of movement skills are:

• Locomotor, fundamental, non locomotor
• locomotor, non locomotor, manipulative
• locomotor, gross, fine
• locomotor, specialised, manipulative

The 6 major Fundamental movement skills are

• run, overarm throw, strike, stride, jump, glide

• run, overarm throw, strike, glide, catch, sprint

• run, overarm throw, vertical jump, sprint, strike, kick

• run, overarm throw, vertical jump, side step, catch

kicking a soccer ball is an example of

• gross motor skill
• fine motor skill
• continuous skill
• serial skill

playing a 5 on 5 game of basketball is best described as:

• closed environment
• individual skill
• low organization skill
• open environment

Triple jump is best described as:

• continuous skill
• fine motor skill
• co active skill
• serial skill

Sprinters running side by side in a 100m race are in a:

• individual race
• co active race
• high organization race
• discrete race

Taking a free throw in basketball is more of a:

• open environment & discrete skill
• closed environment & discrete skill
• open environment & continuous skill
• closed environment & continuous skill

Which term best describes Positive transfer of skills :

• skills in different sports make it harder to perform
• skills in different sports make it easier to perform
• skills in different sports are not needed
• skills in different sport are similar in all sports

A 6 year old is a complete beginner to the sport of cricket. They are learning to bat. Which type of practice would you start with 

• whole
• massed
• part
• mental imagery

A Player practices their free throw without stopping for 15 minutes, which type of practice is this?

• Distributed
• part
• mental imagery
• massed