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B. Range of Motion (ROM) - The angle through which a joint moves from
the anatomical position to the extreme limit of its motion in a particular
direction. It is measured in degrees.
1. AROM - Active range of motion is defined as the degree of
movement you can achieve in a specific joint using only the muscles
around that joint.
2. PROM - Passive range of motion refers to the moving of body parts
without activating muscles to perform the movement
J. Motor Learning
• Gross Motor Skills
• Fine Motor Skills
• Sequencing Movements
• Focal Points - The concentration of attention or energy on something.
Movement Abilities
Locomotion – the ability to propel oneself (walk, run, hop, skip, horizontal
jump)
Type of Movements
Exercise Variables
Exercise selection.
Sequence of exercises.
Resistance used. Type and How Much
Sequence of exercises.
Frequency (How Often)
Volume (total number of sets and repetitions).
Goal Focused – Why do we do this and what is the goal of the exercise
(I squat so I can sit down)
Develop The Coaches Eye - = Coaching and Cuing