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Neuromuscular Coordination, according to my PE teacher, is the harmonius functioning of muscles or groups of muscles in the execution of movement. In other words making actions look easy and smooth, like if you are doing push ups and the first two are easy and you can make it look easy, but the next 10 or 220 your arms start shaking, that means that your Neuromuscular Coordination is becoming weak. I have to do a project on this topic it is really hard to do and I have to come up with a test to test someones neuromuscular coordination, if you have any ideas on how to help please let me know! Have someone do improvisation with an instrument over 12 bar blues. Theres no better example of neuromuscular coordination than what comes out of playing music. Its perfect smooth rhythmic sound organization.
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What is most concerned with motor coordination and equilibrium?
Cerebellum
What are components of motor fitness?
speed, agility, hand-eye coordination, foot-eye coordination, muscle strength
What are the component of motor fitness?
agility balance coordination power reaction time speed
When Swaying or staggering when walking is a sign of?
Impaired motor coordination
Factors such as speed agility muscle power eye hand coordination and eye foot coordination are known as what?
Components of motor fitness
What are speed agility balance and coordination examples of?
Motor skills
What are the three types of motor skills movement?
The three types of motor skills movement are Gross Motor Skills, Fine Motor Skills, and Balance and Coordination.
Brain disease disbracsia?
Dyspraxia is a disorder affecting fine and gross motor coordination in children and adults. This disorder is a developmental coordination disorder.
Components of motor fitness?
Agility, balance, coordination, power, reaction time, & speed
What are the Importance of motor abilities in sports?
Motor abilities in sports help coordination. If a person did not have finely tuned motor skills and was not coordinated, they could not competently play sports.
What is Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency?
A norm referenced standardized assessment for children 4-21 years old. The assessment is used to differentiate between individuals with motor impairment and those with out. It test fine motor and gross motor and is composed of 4 composites which are fine manual control, manual coordination, body coordination, and strength/agility.
What motor pathway is primarily concerned with automatic control of body parts for coordination?
Extrapyramidal pathway
