Locomotor skills are complex movements that must only be done by a trained athlete. A. True B. False

B. False

Explanation:

The body consists of two usual kinds of movements: locomotor and non-locomotor. The locomotor movement refers to body movement that actually moves or causes the person to travel or move from one point to another while the non-locomotor movement refers to movements that don't result to traveling. Both of these are naturally inherent to human beings, which means that "locomotor skills" are not only done by trained athletes.

Examples of Locomotor skills are: jumping, hopping, running, jogging, etc.

Examples of Non-locomotor skills are: twist, balance, bend, pull, curl etc.

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