Analysing Motor Skills Continua. 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Physical EducationPractical sports analysisASAll boards Created by: AmyCreated on: 20-05-10 19:39 Why do we use continua? - It is difficult to be specific about skills, some have elements of all characteristics to a greater or lesser extent - These characteristics can change depending on the situation in which they are performed 1 of 5 Muscular Involvement Gross - A gross skill involves large muscle groups, and there is little concern for precision Hammer throwing Fine - A fine skill involves small muscle groups, and needs a lot of accuracy. Emphasis on hand-eye co-ordination! Throwing a dart 2 of 5 Environmantal Continuum Open - An open skill is affected by the environment, team mates, opponents, playing surface. There are LOTS of decisions to be made. Usually externally paced. Shooting in netball Closed - Not affected by the environment Habitual Follow a technical model Usually self-paced Gymnastic Vault 3 of 5 Continuity Discrete - Clear beginning and end Skill must be started again if wanting to repeat Gymnastic Vault Serial - A number of discrete elements, that are put together in order to create a movement or sequence Triple Jump Continuous - No definite beginning or end End of one cycle is the beginning of another 4 of 5 Pacing Self (Internally) Paced Performer is in control The performer determines when the movement will start, and the rate that it proceeds Javelin Throw Externally Paced Movement not determined by the performer Determined by the environment 5 of 5
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