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  • What is the level of movement when the body/object is above the shoulders and higher than the head?
    High
  • This plane is responsible when moving your body forward and backward.
    Sagittal
  • This plane is responsible for rotational and twisting movement
    Transverse
  • It is an invisible pattern made as you move on the floor or in the air.
    Pathways
  • What is the level of movement when it is below the knees and close to ground
    Low
  • It is where the movement is located as it relates to the supporting surface
    Levels
  • When your body moves in a series of short and sharp turns
    Zigzag
  • It is the pattern created when the movement is done through line.
    Straight
  • A wider area where you can do different locomotor and non-locomotor movements
    General Space
  • What are the locations?
    Behind, in front of, Over, and Under
  • The body creates a shape by extending the body without curving in forming a straight line.
    Narrow Shape
  • What are the directions?
    Forward, Backward, Sideways, and Up & down
  • This is where the body movement takes place
    Location
  • An area that your body or its parts can reach
    Personal Space
  • What is the level of movement when the body/object is between knees to shoulders?
    Medium
  • The body creates this shape by extending body parts from their original position to use or occupy a bigger space
    Wide Shape
  • These are the flat surfaces running through your body.
    Planes
  • When your body moves in an arc or semi-circle imaginary pattern.
    Curve
  • It is a way where someone or something moves or goes
    Direction
  • Display unequal or different figure or form in each side of the body
    Asymmetrical Shape
  • The body creates a shape by bending or creating an arch
    Round Shape
  • Created when the two sides of the body displayed equal or same form
    Symmetrical Shape
  • This plane is responsible when moving your body sideways.
    Frontal
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