I love this lesson. About to do a test for a select 3 fundamental movement skills. We learnt about 20 in total but are missing many of the ones you've mentioned in this video, but I agree that there's a need for many of these which I haven't encountered. I also like how you categorized the FMS, have gauges for effort/difficulty, and have physical systems available for students to consider. Some of the ideas you share in this lesson are very useful.
it just ramins with tradition game of indian wrestling and indian kabbadi movement agility and movement of strength towards shoulders and foot and knee and elbow all the ends good to c the views and thoughts and good energy with the team performance good work
sir, good to c lot of thinks shared hope doing a great job, kindly execute more videos thanks to contribute as demos to visuals to support gamesand thanks to members who displayed the games with one command
question: at 9.00 of the video, would sliding be a more transferrable skill for basketball defence rather than galloping? my point is, we don't need to know galloping to do sliding and basketball. is this true? could someone clarify this?
@@billrogers2552 of course, but think about people who are BLIND 😉 this doesn’t mean that we are not suppose to hear from TH-cam ‘s videos. Hearing right now is a mean to learn 😉 and think about people who speak another language 😉 the vocabulary used is important too. Thanks for noticing that was impactful. 🙂
I love this lesson. About to do a test for a select 3 fundamental movement skills. We learnt about 20 in total but are missing many of the ones you've mentioned in this video, but I agree that there's a need for many of these which I haven't encountered.
I also like how you categorized the FMS, have gauges for effort/difficulty, and have physical systems available for students to consider.
Some of the ideas you share in this lesson are very useful.
Thanks for watching and your feedback.
it just ramins with tradition game of indian wrestling and indian kabbadi movement agility and movement of strength towards shoulders and foot and knee and elbow all the ends good to c the views and thoughts and good energy with the team performance good work
Note that Dodge is not considered a locomotor skill anymore and is more considered a stabilizing skill
sir, good to c lot of thinks shared hope doing a great job, kindly execute more videos
thanks to contribute as demos to visuals to support gamesand thanks to members who displayed the games with one command
we can not hear. what a shame
i am sorry but the fact that the lady did not have a mic on is frustrating.
other than that, this is an excellent video!
question: at 9.00 of the video, would sliding be a more transferrable skill for basketball defence rather than galloping? my point is, we don't need to know galloping to do sliding and basketball. is this true? could someone clarify this?
You need to be able to shift weight in the gallop in order to be able to do the slide, which is basically a sideways gallop.
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Why do we don’t hear your speaking miss ?
sorry we only had 1 microphone
Powerful skills and knowledgeable activities.
The only thing, participants waited for a while because of the instructions. Otherwise, the activities are impactful
@@billrogers2552 of course, but think about people who are BLIND 😉 this doesn’t mean that we are not suppose to hear from TH-cam ‘s videos. Hearing right now is a mean to learn 😉 and think about people who speak another language 😉 the vocabulary used is important too. Thanks for noticing that was impactful. 🙂
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