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4
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body is projected into the air with both feet
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9
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another form of striking, the foot is used to give impetus to a ball
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12
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most predominant reason why children participate in youth sports
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13
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most widely accepted assessment procedure for determining stage of maturation
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14
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most popular interscholastic sport for boys
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15
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generally refers to the three movements provided by smaller muscles or muscle groups
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16
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most difficult of the three motor patterns
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17
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action of bringing an airborne object under control by using the hands and arms
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19
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how much of the body is made up of fat vs lean tissue
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20
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fundamental movement in which a distinguished body part or some independent is used to project an object
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21
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amount of blood that can be pumped out of the heart in 1 minute
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22
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this period is characterized by the individual's beginning to learn the ways of the world
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23
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from the head to the tail
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25
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most complex fundamental movements, consists of 3 phases
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28
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process of learning and social development which occurs as we interact with one another and become acquainted with the social world in which we live
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29
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majority of people who are coaching youth sports, they lack the necessary preparation to coach
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30
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from those points closest to the bodies center to those points farthest from the bodies center
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32
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an important indicator of fine motor coordination and is often used to diagnose neurological difficulty
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36
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one of America's fastest growing sports
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37
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normally begins between approximately 7 to 8 months
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38
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most common injury in youth fotoball
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