Motor function is divided into gross motor function and fine motor function. Gross motor skills are the basis of spatial orientation and summarize large movements of the body. Gross motor skills are movement coordination and reaction skills. Fine motor skills refer to dexterity of the hands, facial expressions, and oral motor skills. Gross motor and … Motor Function: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
In everyday life and especially in sports, it is important to be able to control one’s movements in a targeted manner. If the situation changes, the athlete, for example, must rethink in a very short time and adapt his movements to what is happening. The requirement necessary for this is referred to as changeover ability. … Conversion Ability: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
By kinesthetic differentiation ability the technical language understands the ability of humans to judge a movement sequence with regard to its quality and to dose it accordingly. This ability enables people to perform their movements economically, safely, and accurately (differentiated) and to adapt them to the situation at hand. The goal is to achieve a … Differentiation Ability: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
The ability to rhythmize is the ability to adapt one’s own movement rhythm to a given rhythm. This coordinative ability is particularly relevant to sports medicine. It can be damaged by central nervous inflammation, hemorrhage, injury, or space-occupying lesions. What is the ability to rhythmize? Rhythmization ability is the ability to adapt one’s own movement … Rhythmicity: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
