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Range of Motion Assessment

A Grade 12 Physical Education worksheet focusing on understanding, assessing, and improving range of motion.

Grade 12 Physical Education Movement and Motor SkillsRange of Motion
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Range of Motion Assessment

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Read each question carefully and provide thoughtful, comprehensive answers. This worksheet assesses your understanding of Range of Motion (ROM) in physical activity and health.

1. Which of the following best defines 'Range of Motion'?

a

The ability of a muscle to stretch beyond its normal length.

b

The full movement potential of a joint, usually its extent of flexion and extension.

c

The speed at which a joint can move through its full arc.

d

The force a muscle can generate at various joint angles.

2. What is the primary benefit of maintaining an optimal range of motion?

a

Increased muscle mass and strength.

b

Reduced risk of injury and improved physical performance.

c

Enhanced cardiovascular endurance.

d

Faster reaction times.

3. The three main factors that influence an individual's range of motion are joint structure, muscle and connective tissue  , and neurological control.

4.   stretching involves moving a joint through its full range of motion against minimal resistance.

5. A common assessment tool for measuring hip and hamstring flexibility is the   and reach test.

6. Static stretching should generally be performed before dynamic warm-ups to maximize immediate flexibility.

T

True

F

False

7. Differentiate between active and passive range of motion, providing a practical example for each.

8. Explain how poor range of motion in the shoulder joint could negatively impact an athlete's performance in sports like swimming or tennis.

Match each term with its correct definition.

9. Ballistic Stretching

 

a. Involves a partner or external force to achieve a stretch.

10. Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF)

 

b. Uses bouncing movements to stretch muscles.

11. Passive Stretching

 

c. Involves contracting and relaxing muscles to improve flexibility.

12. Design a short, 5-minute warm-up routine that incorporates dynamic stretches to prepare the body for a strenuous physical activity. Justify your selection of exercises based on principles of range of motion and injury prevention.