Saturday, December 13, 2014
Evaluation
Regarding my learning intentions from earlier, I actually think that I've fulfilled two of them, which is two more than what I expected. I think I've figured out some of the optimal routines for my own fitness, the anvil was pretty effective and I don't mind running long distance either. I also did become used to regular fitness, more specifically, fitness every other day, since we did fitness almost every PE class.
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Sunday, November 23, 2014
Motor Skill Questions
What are motor skills & what is meant by motor skill learning?
A motor skill is essentially, a type of move or process that is done with physical movement, in motor skill learning, this is done by muscle memory or constant training/repetition of the chosen skill or process.
A motor skill is essentially, a type of move or process that is done with physical movement, in motor skill learning, this is done by muscle memory or constant training/repetition of the chosen skill or process.
How do we classify motor skills?
Sometimes we classify given motor skills into the sports, games, or activities where these skills are prevalent, for example, in soccer there is a focus on footwork, and in volleyball, there is an emphasis on hand eye coordination. Other aspects also include the precision of the skill, things that affect how its done, and wether the activity has a definite beginning or end.
Sometimes we classify given motor skills into the sports, games, or activities where these skills are prevalent, for example, in soccer there is a focus on footwork, and in volleyball, there is an emphasis on hand eye coordination. Other aspects also include the precision of the skill, things that affect how its done, and wether the activity has a definite beginning or end.
http://www.brianmac.co.uk/continuum.htm
What is meant by in a close or open situation when learning a skill?
The difference is that a closed situation is a training exercise that is very controlled, like a coach that is feeding balls to a soccer player who is continually shooting at a goal whereas an open situation is more like an actual game.
Learn to identify the various parts of a motor skill by Breaking down a skill into parts.
What is meant by in a close or open situation when learning a skill?
The difference is that a closed situation is a training exercise that is very controlled, like a coach that is feeding balls to a soccer player who is continually shooting at a goal whereas an open situation is more like an actual game.
Learn to identify the various parts of a motor skill by Breaking down a skill into parts.
Jumping Jack
1. Jump
2. Raise your hands
3. Spread your legs
4. Land
5. Return and repeat
Video 1 (Bumping)
Video 2 (Setting)
Video 3 (Spiking)
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Map A Photos
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Map B
DISTANCE BETWEEN EACH: ROUGHLY 300 M
START: SHEKMUN STATION (SORRY, NO PICTURE- IT'S DRAWN ON THE MAP)
START: SHEKMUN STATION (SORRY, NO PICTURE- IT'S DRAWN ON THE MAP)
Trevor's hints:
C1: Evergain building
C1: Evergain building
C2: Ravena Garden (?) its the building in the picture, not sure if Ravena garden is the actual name
C3: Courtyard mariott carpark entrance (also look for mcdonalds near it if you are stuck)
Ivan's hints:
C4: the banners that say "No pollution" (also theres a grey building with a blue circle logo on it)
C4: the banners that say "No pollution" (also theres a grey building with a blue circle logo on it)
C5: the big building in the picture
C6: the building with all the ads on it (refer to picture)
Ryan's hints:
C7: Near Shekmun station (it's the red rail where I am sitting)
C7: Near Shekmun station (it's the red rail where I am sitting)
C8: Baptist U (or the back of ICS)
C9: Shekmun estate buildings
FINISH: ICS CAMPUS ENTRANCE GARAGE
FINISH: ICS CAMPUS ENTRANCE GARAGE
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Learning Intentions
My Learning intentions for Fitness in this unit is to
1. Incorporate fitness and fitness routines into life out of school.
2. Possibly find support in my fitness routines with partners.
3. Figure out optimal routines for fitness.
4. Learn to grow accustomed to fitness on a regular basis.
Orienteering -
Our Learning intentions for Orienteering is to
1. To become better familiar with the surroundings of Shek Mun.
2. To become more coherent with partners in following maps.
3. To become better with deciding direction in maps.
4. To become better in applying landmarks on maps to real life landmarks.
Monday, November 3, 2014
Map A
Map A
DISTANCE BETWEEN CHECKPOINTS: ROUGHLY 300 MSTART: ICS CAMPUS
Ryan's 3 hints:
Checkpoint 1: Shek Mun Estate buildings
Checkpoint 2: Baptist University
Checkpoint 3: Near Shek Mun Station (when you reach the red-colored rails I am sitting on)
Ivan's 3 hints:
Checkpoint 4: The building with the different ads on it (the pictures will help)
Checkpoint 5: The building shown in the picture
Checkpoint 6: When you reach the banners that say "No Pollution is Our Solution", also look for the grey building with the blue circle logo on it
Trevor's 3 hints:
Checkpoint 7: Courtyard Mariott carpark (also look for the Mcdonalds if you don't know)
Checkpoint 8: Ravena Garden building (I think thats what the picture shows)
Checkpoint 9: The evergain building (with the "for lease" sign on it)
FINISH: SHEKMUN TRAIN STATION (NOT PICTURED OR DRAWN ON MAP- SORRY, IT'S STILL ON THE MAP HOWEVER)
Monday, October 13, 2014
About Me
About:
My name is Trevor Lee and this is my PE Blog. I'm in 11th grade and my sports include Baseball (8 years) and Football (4 years) in which Baseball is my favorite. I consider myself a person who is not fit though not necessarily unhealthy. Because of this, for this year in PE I want to be better disciplined or committed to becoming more fit or to staying consistent with certain workouts.
My name is Trevor Lee and this is my PE Blog. I'm in 11th grade and my sports include Baseball (8 years) and Football (4 years) in which Baseball is my favorite. I consider myself a person who is not fit though not necessarily unhealthy. Because of this, for this year in PE I want to be better disciplined or committed to becoming more fit or to staying consistent with certain workouts.
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