koordinasi serta meningkatkan kecergasan fizikal dan akan meningkatkan
persepsi motor kanak-kanak, kekuatan emosi dapat meningkatkan tahap
pembelajaran serta memudah untuk dilakukan penilaian. berdasarkan pendidikan kesihatan dapat membantu pelajar meningkatkan pengetahuan dalam pendidikan dalam emosi dan psikometrik. kajian ini akan digunakan dalam kajian kualitatif dan kuantitatif khususnya dalam latihan dan prestasi sukan. (Bastik, Kalkavan, Yamaner, Sahin, & Gullu, 2011; Zelaznik & Goffman, 2010). kajian ini menggunakan altet sebagai subjek yang terlibat dalam sukan sekurang-kurangnya selama 10 tahun dalam kelab sukan di Bursa. kemudian tahan perkembangan motor kasar kanak-kanak ini menggunakan TGMD-2(Bastik et al., 2011; Goodway, Robinson, & Crowe, 2010; Pang & Fong, 2009). Although it was once thought that preschoolers engaged in high levels of physical activity, several recent studies have shown that preschool children actually engage in fairly low levels of moderate to vigorous physical activity(Gajanana & Mohan, 2015) The development of motor competence during infancy and childhood is dependent upon and influenced by the growth and maturity characteristics of the child (morphological, physiological, and neuromuscular)(Venetsanou & Kambas, 2009). SIT is an active therapy, and the activities usually involve the use of large pieces of equipment such as big rolls and balls, trampolines, swinging hammocks, which provide intense proprioceptive, vestibular and tactile experiences (Shamsoddini & Hollisaz, 2009) In general, normative data on FMS de-velopment and performance of European samples of pre-school are scarce (Cools et al., 2009) To be as fair and comprehensive as possible in addressing parts (a), (b), and (c) above I surveyed colleagues around the U.S. It seemed reasonable to expect that what students in kinesiology should know about motor development should be refl ected in what is taught in our motor development courses (Thelen, 1995) motor kasar menyediakan asas penglibatan dalam bidang sukan pada masa akan datang dengan skil tertentu dan mereka dapat menerima halangan dalam kalangan ahli sukan dalam sukan yang popular (Pang & Fong, 2009) Rujukan Bastik, C., Kalkavan, A., Yamaner, F., Sahin, S., & Gullu, A. (2011). Investigation of basic motor skills according to TGMD-2 test on male athletes of 10 ages group who participated to competitions in individual, team and racket sports branches. Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, 28, 421425. http://doi.org/10.1016/j.sbspro.2011.11.080 Cools, W., Martelaer, K. De, Samaey, C., Andries, C., Training, S., Psychology, L., Gelder, V. (2009). Movement skill assessment of typically developing preschool children: A review of seven movement skill assessment tools, (June), 154168.
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