Unit 1: Motor Learning, Functional Anatomy and Biomechanics in Physical Activity

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How do biomechanical principles apply to physical activity?

Biomechanical principles: motion (linear, angular), force, momentum, levers, projectile motion, Newton's laws of motion, the application of biomechanics to improving performance

A focused QCE Physical Education Unit 1 answer on biomechanics. Linear and angular motion, force, momentum, lever systems, projectile motion, Newton's laws, and application to performance improvement.

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How are motor skills learned and refined?

Motor learning theory: stages of learning (cognitive, associative, autonomous), types of skills, types of practice, types of feedback, principles of skill acquisition

A focused QCE Physical Education Unit 1 answer on motor learning. Stages of skill acquisition, types of skills, practice methods, feedback types, and how they apply across the stages.

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