GCSE PE Revision
- Created by: Sam Groves
- Created on: 23-03-11 17:56
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Fundamental motor skills
- Fundamental motor skills are skills such as throwing, catching and running. These skills are important because they provide the basis for other skills.
- They are important because they provide a platform on which we can build the more advanced skills demanded in our sports.
- Acquisition of these skills is also a great help in making us follow a lifestyle that is healthy, and as we get older we may draw on these skills to help us in lifetime sports such as golf.
- Acquiring fundamental motor skills can help children build their self-esteem and make them more accepted in group play situations.
- The fundamental motor skills are as follows: running, catching, hitting, kicking, jumping, and throwing.
- Running - The basis of many physical activities. Technique depends on the distance of running. The wrong technique puts a lot of strain on the body, even when just running for a bus. Examples of wrong technique can include: over striding, not using arms, and breaking action on landing.
- Throwing - essential for…
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