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What defines non-locomotor movement?
What defines non-locomotor movement?
Which of the following is an example of non-locomotor movement?
Which of the following is an example of non-locomotor movement?
Which statement about movement is accurate?
Which statement about movement is accurate?
What is not a characteristic of non-locomotor movements?
What is not a characteristic of non-locomotor movements?
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Which type of movement does not involve travel?
Which type of movement does not involve travel?
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Study Notes
Non-Locomotor Movement
- Movement is the act of changing body positions or any part of the body.
- Non-locomotor movements do not cause a change in location. They use available space, but do not travel.
- Non-locomotor movements are organized around the body's axis.
- Examples include: twist, bend, swing, sway, turn, push, and pull.
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This quiz explores the fundamentals of non-locomotor movements, emphasizing how these movements use body positioning without changing location. Participants will learn about various examples such as twisting, bending, and swaying. Test your understanding of how these movements function around the body's axis.