Basic psychomotor skills

Teacher(s)

Deldicque Louise ;

Language

Français

Main themes

The course content is based on 4 major aspects - fundamentals of physical activity: positioning, basic movements and factors determining motricity (endurance, muscle work, rythm, posture, support, ...) - individual activities with and without instruments - collective activities with a special focus on behavioural adjustments to instruments, partners and opponents - basic aquatic education (0-30) In relation to these practical courses, the major theoretical concepts underlying human movement will be addressed through the principal components of physical activity (execution, psychomotor competencies and socio-affective dimensions) and the particular contexts of practice (including aquatics).

Aims

At the end of the course the successful student will possess a strong personal background in motor activities and the competence to understand basic motor skills. He/she will be able to analyse different components of human movement with respect to perception, performance or relation. This dimension is extended by a part of the course focusing on basic motor skills in the water. The major aim is to develop the student's own experience so that he/she will be able to promote adaptations to populations with special needs.

The contribution of this Teaching Unit to the development and command of the skills and learning outcomes of the programme(s) can be accessed at the end of this sheet, in the section entitled “Programmes/courses offering this Teaching Unit”.

Content

Fundamental motricity (30h): Work of fundamental physical qualities in bond direct with the physical health of the individual: endurance, force, flexibility individual Motricity (15h): Ø Work on "balance" in situation gradually more daring while placing the accent on the feeling of the "postural" placement. Ø Work on the "handling operations of loads". Ø Meetings in form more ludic and learning how to the coeds into practice to put the situations of handling and audacity (in full safety for the 2 or 3). "the acro-gym" is one of the means to reach that point. Collective motricity (15h): Ø Adaptation of the behavior: relation with the machine Ø Adaptation of the behavior: relation with partners and/or adversaries watery Motricity (15h): Ø general watery Education Ø Training of the techniques of stroke Ø safety in aquatic environment Left theoretical (30h)

Other information

Pre-requisite Evaluation Written or oral examination, continuous evaluation Support Syllabus or reference books Supervision Titular professor, technical advisors and/or assistants, possibly aided by student assistants Others

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