• If a movement did not go to plan • If she slips/loses her balance/adjust position so doesn’t fall • If she quickly had to change her mind about what to do next. The ability to meet the demands of the environment 4. 5. Knee For example: The diver needs to be able to keep her straight to achieve the position (AO2) this • legs is possible because of the antagonistic action of the quadriceps against the hamstrings, which allow the diver to the leg at the knee (AO3). This allows the diver to extend achieve the required for a pike somersault (AO3 – evaluation). compact form Hip For example: The diver needs to be able to bend her body at the to achieve the position (AO2) • hip this is possible because of the antagonistic action of the gluteals against the hip flexors, which allow the diver to at the hip (AO3 – analysis). This allows the diver to flex spin fast enough to complete the somersault during the dive (AO3 – evaluation).
• If a movement did not go to plan • If she slips/loses her balance/adjust position so doesn’t fall • If she quickly had to change her mind about what to do next. 4. The ability to meet the demands of the environment 5. Knee For example: • The diver needs to be able to keep her legs straight to achieve the position (AO2) this is possible because of the antagonistic action of the quadriceps against the hamstrings, which allow the diver to extend the leg at the knee (AO3). This allows the diver to achieve the compact form required for a pike somersault (AO3 – evaluation). Hip For example: • The diver needs to be able to bend her body at the hip to achieve the position (AO2) this is possible because of the antagonistic action of the gluteals against the hip flexors, which allow the diver to flex at the hip (AO3 – analysis). This allows the diver to spin fast enough to complete the somersault during the dive (AO3 – evaluation).
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