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KIN 300 Movement Analysis
PROCESSES AND PRACTICE
Movement analysis process
 Phases
 Divide movement skill into phases
 Based on movements at any one joint
 Joints involved
 Producing, stabilizing or neutralizing movement
 Every joint (maintaining a gaze involves the cervical region)
 Movement
 Flexion, extension, abduction, etc.
 Muscle action
 Eccentric, concentric or isometric
 Muscles
 Agonist only
Analysis of Movement
 Analyzing various exercises & sport
skills
Break down all movements into phases
 Number of phases varies, usually 3 - 5
 All sport skills will have at least

Preparatory phase
 Movement phase
 Follow-through phase
 Many begin with a stance phase & end with a
recovery phase

Practice 1
 One complete rep.,
starting from standing
and returning to ground
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Phases
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Min. of 5
Joints
Movements
Muscle actions
Agonists
Practice 2
 One complete rep.,
starting and returning
to standing
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Phases

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Min. of 3
Joints
Movements
Muscle actions
Agonists
Practice 3
 One complete rep.,
starting and returning to
standing
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Phases
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Min. of 4
Joints
Movements
Muscle actions
Agonists
Practice 4
 One complete rep., both
legs, starting and
returning to standing
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Phases

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Min. of 5
Joints
Movements
Muscle actions
Agonists
Practice 5
 One complete rep.,
starting and returning to
seated, dumbbells on the
floor
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Phases

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Min. of 5
Joints
Movements
Muscle actions
Agonists
Practice 6
 One complete rep.,
starting and returning to
stanging, neutral
position
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Phases

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Min. of 5
Joints
Movements
Muscle actions
Agonists