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    This document discusses basic motor patterns in infants and children. It describes how motor patterns are preloaded as genetic information and allow for movements like marching and jumping to develop in a coordinated sequence. As children develop, their motor patterns become less stiff and jerky and more integrated as balance and coordination improve to allow for mature upright locomotion. The document also mentions developing hand-eye coordination, bilateral coordination, and spatial skills as children learn dominant hand use.

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    This document discusses basic motor patterns in infants and children. It describes how motor patterns are preloaded as genetic information and allow for movements like marching and jumping to develop in a coordinated sequence. As children develop, their motor patterns become less stiff and jerky and more integrated as balance and coordination improve to allow for mature upright locomotion. The document also mentions developing hand-eye coordination, bilateral coordination, and spatial skills as children learn dominant hand use.

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    This document discusses basic motor patterns in infants and children. It describes how motor patterns are preloaded as genetic information and allow for movements like marching and jumping to develop in a coordinated sequence. As children develop, their motor patterns become less stiff and jerky and more integrated as balance and coordination improve to allow for mature upright locomotion. The document also mentions developing hand-eye coordination, bilateral coordination, and spatial skills as children learn dominant hand use.

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    BASIC

    MOTOR PATTERNS
    Are a series of movements triggered in a correct
    spatiotemporal sequence. that these patterns are
    preloaded as genetic information in the infant
    genetic information in the infant

    Race
    The movements are
    uncoordinated and stiff,
    their steps are jerky.
    Decreases its support base
    and there is less support

    March
    Reflection march,static
    inhibination, transition,
    dependent march,
    progression from heels to
    toes, Integration or maturity
    of upright locomotion

    Jump
    Hip and knee flexion with
    an inclination of trunk and
    arms
    BASIC
    MOTOR PATTERNS

    Launch
    It consists almost exclusively of
    moving the arms in the anterior
    posterior plane. The arm is
    brought to the side and
    backwards, until the hand holding
    the ball is above the shoulder and
    the forearm flexed and extended
    backwards.

    Head off
    Hand-eye coordination
    bilateral coordination
    Developing the
    dominant hand
    Spatial skills

    References
    Kandel ER, Schwartz JH, Jessell TM. Principles of neural science. 5th ed. New York
    [etc.]: McGraw-Hill; 2013.

    Bucco-dos Santos, L., y Zubiaur-González, M. (2013). Development of the fundamental


    motor skills depending on the sex and
    the body mass index in schoolboys. Cuadernos de Psicología Del Deporte, 13(2),
    63–71. https://doi.org/10.4321/S1578-84232013000200007

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