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An analysis of human movement: Joints, Muscles and Mechanics in specified sporting actions ( including planes and axes). Putting it all together: You should be able to: Putting everything together! Articulating bones, Joint classification, Movement type Planes & Axes
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An analysis of human movement:Joints, Muscles and Mechanics in specified sporting actions (including planes and axes) • Putting it all together: You should be able to: • Putting everything together! • Articulating bones, • Joint classification, • Movement type • Planes & Axes • Muscles (Agonist / Antagonist) • Lever system • Consolidate all knowledge in relation to the 7 examined sporting actions Literacy Objectives: L2 Present ideas and information clearly and persuasively L6 Read and summarise information from different sources What you need to know: Analyse shoulder and elbow action in push-ups, over-arm throwing and forehand racket strokes Analyse hip, knee and ankle action in running, kicking, jumping and squats.
Look at the diagrams below and label the type of movement that is occurring at the following joints: ankle, knee, hip, spine, shoulder, elbow and wrist. Jack Wilshere: MOTD Netball - Test 1: England vs Australia 2013 Hockey Women's Bronze Medal - Great Britain v New Zealand - London 2012 Olympic Games Highlights
The Rock says… • Analyse hip, knee and ankle action : • Label the movement occurring in the ankle, knee and hip of the right leg in the squatted position of a Snatch lift
Now label the movement occurring in the ankle, knee and hip of the right leg in the squat and the kick. CrossFit - Chad Vaughn, 285 pound Snatch
HOMEWORK • Revision of topic one for a progress test next Wednesday… • PHED 1 Student Revision Workshop: • January 2012 Clip 1 • PHED 1 Student Revision Workshop: • January 2012 Clip 2 • PHED 1 Student Revision Workshop: • January 2012 Clip 3 • On the website under PE learning resources: All Lessons • http://theparkere-actacademy.org.uk/index.php?page=geography-learning-resources-2
In groups of 3, work on the 7 examined movements. • You will need to: • Replicate the action. Then consider the following: • Articulating bones, • Classification of joint, • Movement type, • Plane and axis, • Agonist muscle, and • Lever system