Locomotor and non-locomotor movements are fundamental movements that help people properly perform daily activities and execute more complex movements as they grow. Locomotor movements involve traveling from one place to another, such as walking and running, while non-locomotor movements are done in place, like jumping, balancing, and sliding. Understanding the definitions and proper execution of these movements is important for determining if someone has learned them correctly.
Locomotor and non-locomotor movements are fundamental movements that help people properly perform daily activities and execute more complex movements as they grow. Locomotor movements involve traveling from one place to another, such as walking and running, while non-locomotor movements are done in place, like jumping, balancing, and sliding. Understanding the definitions and proper execution of these movements is important for determining if someone has learned them correctly.
Locomotor and non-locomotor movements are fundamental movements that help people properly perform daily activities and execute more complex movements as they grow. Locomotor movements involve traveling from one place to another, such as walking and running, while non-locomotor movements are done in place, like jumping, balancing, and sliding. Understanding the definitions and proper execution of these movements is important for determining if someone has learned them correctly.
Locomotor and non-locomotor movements are fundamental movements that help people properly perform daily activities and execute more complex movements as they grow. Locomotor movements involve traveling from one place to another, such as walking and running, while non-locomotor movements are done in place, like jumping, balancing, and sliding. Understanding the definitions and proper execution of these movements is important for determining if someone has learned them correctly.
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Hanna Marie A.
Moncada ACTCY11S2
Reflection Paper about Locomotor and Non-Locomotor Movements
1. Locomotor and Non- 1. These movements are what 1. Reading and
Locomotor movements are we need to learn at an early understanding how to do the the movements that are age to be able to perform well movements is easy but to fundamental for us to properly and do the normal activities actually do it properly might do an activity. that we do everyday. be kind of confusing. 2. Simple movements like 2. I’ve read that Locomotor 2. Some examples of walking and running that we movements are the building Locomotor movements are do everyday is an example of blocks for coordination. This used interchangeably even Locomotor movements that is because these movements though we hear it almost helps us to travel from one is what we need to learn in everyday. place to another. order to execute more 3. Knowing what the 3. While jumping, balancing complex movements as we movements mean and and sliding are examples of grow. understanding how to do it Non-Locomotor movements 3. On the other hand, Non- accurately and properly will that we do without moving to Locomotor movements helps be the basis on determining if another place. in the awareness on how one a person learned what and 4. Sometimes we combine can control and move their how the movements are these two movements in order own body. done. to do an activity properly. For 4. These movements help me example, walking. When to go on with my day without you’re walking, you also swing having difficulties in doing my your arms in order to keep the everyday routine but these balance and avoid tripping. past few weeks I can see that I need to work on stretching my body everyday to reduce the stiffness and make me feel better throughout the day. 5. As a dancer, movements under Locomotor and Non- Locomotor are evident in dancing. And actually, a choreographer won’t be able to choreograph a dance if they don’t know how to carry out these certain movements.