Lesson 8 Coordinative abilities. What is it?  General quality to manage and control the movement  Farfel(1975): the ability to realize simple or complex.

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Lesson 8 Coordinative abilities

What is it?

 General quality to manage and control the movement  Farfel(1975): the ability to realize simple or complex integrative movements fast and exactly during constant or changing conditions and the ability to learn new skills fast.

From point of biomechanics : Mastering the many degrees of freedom involved in the movement.

The abilities to realize the movement, which are learned during training process.

 Good state of central and peripheral neural system.  Good state and function of senses - visual, kinaesthetic, auditory  Good state of muscular system  Good connection of neural-muscular system  State of psychological processes

 As the fast and correct or appropriate reaction to the stimulus  As an ability to take up or maintain the right position, posture of all body  Coordination of smaller parts of body, and their integration to the harmonized complex movement  In the better and faster learning of new movement in short time and in good quality  In the adaptation to the new and changing inner or outer conditions during movement, during race, competition  In the choice of the right movement programmes and the economy realization

 Cognitive Phase (generalization)  Associative Phase (differentiation)  Autonomous Phase (automation)  Creative coordination

 General The ability realize very effectively various skills without sport specialization  Specific The ability of effective and intensive realization various specific movements, technique of chosen sports.

 Balance  Kinaesthetic differentiation  Spatial orientation  Reaction  Rhythm  Synchronization of movement  Agility

 Age  Frequency  Structure of training unit  Fatigue  Variability, diversity,  versatility

 Activity of single parts of body (mirror movement, asymmetric..)  Movement activity in various environment  Activity with exclusion of senses  Activity of couples or more athletes in group  Activity to various stimulus, signals  Movement activity in various combinations

 Acrobatic exercises, gymnastic exercises  Exercises with sports gear,  exercise in another enviroment – water  ABC from another sports – Games, athletics  Exercises with hurdles  Combative and small games  Throws,  Carry some gear, equipment, load