Locomotion and partner work
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I can move, balance and roll in time with my partner.
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Move: performing a variety of locomotive movements in sequence requires control and fluidity.
Move: tucking your chin during a forward roll protects the neck, keeps the head aligned, and ensures a controlled roll.
Think: rolling is a type of locomotive movement that can enhance the skills demonstrated in a pairs sequence
Feel: completing a roll is challenging, resilience and bravery are essential to overcome difficulties and gain success.
Connect: executing moves in time with a partner requires precise coordination and trust to ensure safety and fluidity.
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