KINS 2295 Lecture Notes - Gross Motor Skill, Fine Motor Skill, Motor Skill
Document Summary
It is a relatively permanent change in the performance level of a motor task as a result of practise. A task that require voluntary movement of the body or limbs to perform a skill properly. Production of an action with speed and high quality. Ability to see play before it is made. Reduction of time to make a choice after identifying the signal. The ability for the performer to understand directions, to judge the velocity of the ball in a complex field. The state of the performer, if the performer is too nervous it will have an impact on their ability to perform well. The number of hours put into the development of the skill. For example how many hours per day put on the skills. Based on distinctiveness of beginning and end point. Based on the stability of the environment in which the skill is being performed.
