FamilyTimeFitness.com - PE Q&A What are fundamental movement patterns?

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26 Apr 201104:02

Summary

TLDRThe transcript discusses fundamental movement patterns essential for daily activities like walking, picking up objects, and bending. It emphasizes the importance of coordination between visual cues and body awareness for movements such as lateral weight transfer, forward and backward stepping, and vertical motion. The difference between walking and marching is highlighted, with the latter promoting upper and lower body communication. Fundamental patterns are foundational to more complex movements and are crucial for developing strength and flexibility in joints like the ankles and knees, which are often overlooked in physical education programs.

Takeaways

  • 🚶 Fundamental movement patterns are essential for everyday activities such as walking, picking things up, carrying, bending, and reaching.
  • 👀 Visual and kinesthetic senses are crucial for coordinating body movements and spatial awareness.
  • 🏃 Basic movement patterns include lateral motion (side-to-side weight transfer), forward motion (stepping forward and backward), and vertical motion (climbing stairs, jumping).
  • 🔄 Fundamental patterns involve coordination between the lower and upper body, which is not just limited to the lower body but also includes upper body movements.
  • 🎭 The difference between walking and marching is that in marching, the arms and legs work together, creating a coordinated movement that helps in organizing communication between body parts.
  • 👶 Learning to walk is an advanced movement that takes a year for a baby to master, involving progression through crawling and pulling up stages.
  • 🤸‍♂️ Fundamental movement patterns are the building blocks for more complex movements, such as playing soccer, which requires running, kicking, and controlling the ball.
  • 💪 Strength and flexibility in fundamental movements, like bending the knee and straightening it again, are crucial before advancing to more complex patterns.
  • 🦿 Joints like the ankle and knee hinges are integral to fundamental movements, and their flexibility can be affected by injuries or footwear design.
  • 👟 The design of shoes can impact the ankle hinge's range of motion, which is essential for fundamental movement patterns.
  • 🏡 The homeschool physical education program, Core One, is designed with these fundamental movements in mind to train children in basic coordination and movement skills.

Q & A

  • What are fundamental movement patterns?

    -Fundamental movement patterns are basic movements that allow the body to be coordinated in simple activities such as walking, picking things up, carrying, bending, reaching, and moving laterally, forward, and up and down.

  • How do fundamental movement patterns relate to our daily lives?

    -Fundamental movement patterns are essential for everyday activities, such as walking around objects, avoiding collisions with others, and performing basic physical tasks like squatting and reaching.

  • What is the role of visual and kinesthetic senses in fundamental movement patterns?

    -Visual and kinesthetic senses are crucial for coordinating eye-body movements, allowing individuals to understand where their body is in space and direct it through visual cues for accurate movement execution.

  • How does the script differentiate between walking and marching as movement patterns?

    -Walking is considered an advanced movement where the arms are not actively involved, while marching involves coordinated movement between the arms and legs, which helps in organizing communication between the lower and upper body.

  • Why is marching used as an exercise in the military?

    -Marching is used in the military to help organize and improve communication between the lower and upper body, enhancing overall coordination and movement efficiency.

  • What is the developmental process for a baby learning to walk?

    -A baby learns to walk through a progression that includes crawling and then pulling up, which takes about a year to master.

  • How do fundamental movement patterns differ from advanced movement patterns?

    -Fundamental movement patterns are the basic strength and flexibility exercises that precede advanced movements like walking. They include flexion and extension movements in various directions.

  • What are some examples of fundamental movement patterns that are essential for more complex activities?

    -Examples include the ability to bend the knee and straighten it again, side-to-side and forward-and-back movements, which are crucial for complex activities like playing soccer.

  • How do injuries or shoe design affect fundamental movement patterns?

    -Injuries or shoe design that restricts ankle movement can affect fundamental movement patterns by limiting the natural hinge actions of the body, such as those of the ankle and knee.

  • What is the purpose of the homeschool physical education program mentioned in the script?

    -The homeschool physical education program is designed to train children in fundamental movements, ensuring they develop the necessary strength, coordination, and understanding of body movement from an early age.

  • Why are fundamental movement patterns important for overall physical development?

    -Fundamental movement patterns are important for overall physical development as they form the basis for more complex movements and help in building strength, flexibility, and coordination.

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