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Hip warm-up

  • Preparation: stand up straight – feet a hip-width apart – hands on your hips.
  • Isolate your hips.
  • Do not move any other part of your body.
  • Keep your legs and feet still.
  • Push your right hip out to the side.
  • Push your left hip out to the side.
  • Repeat eight times.
  • Rotate your hips from right to left – full circle – repeat eight times.
  • Rotate your hips from left to right – full circle – repeat eight times.

Leg warm-up

  • Walk on the spot in time to the music for eight beats.
  • Walk forwards for four beats.
  • Walk backwards for four beats.
  • Repeat eight times.
  • Add controlled arm movements as executed in the arm warm-up.Repeat eight times.

Quadriceps warm-up

  • Stay in one place and lift your knees alternately up and down.
  • Repeat eight times.
  • Put your hands on your hips.
  • Keep your abdominal muscles tight.
  • Keep your body upright.

Hamstring warm-up

  • Step to the side with your right leg – facing forward – lift your left leg up behind you – bending it at the knee.
  • Step to the left side – facing forward – lift your right leg up behind you, bending it at the knee.
  • Repeat eight times.
  • Do not lean forward when lifting your leg to the back.
  • Keep your body straight at all times.

Buttocks warm-up (Gluteus Maximus):

  • Preparation: stand with your feet a hip-width apart – arms down at the sides.
  • Bend your knees – push your buttocks out and lean slightly forward – raise arms up forwards.
  • Straighten your legs.
  • Repeat eight times.
  • Make sure your knees are in line with your toes when you bend your legs.
  • Keep your heels on the floor.
  • Do not bow your back – keep your back straight when you lean forward from the waist.
  • Keep your head in line with your spine

Jumps:

  • Preparation: press with your whole foot, especially your heels, onto the floor.
  • This will give you the strength to push up into the air.
  • Stretch your legs and feet.
  • Keep your shoulders open and square.
  • Keep your body straight.
  • Use every muscle in the sole of your foot.
  • Work from the heels through to the toes.
  • When you land, your toes should touch the floor first.
  • Then carefully lower through your foot to the heel – bending your knees as you land.
  • Jump from both feet.
  • Bend knees before jumping.
  • Straighten knees in mid-jump.
  • Land on both feet with knees bent.
  • Jump forward, backwards, right and left.
  • Jump in time to the music.
  • Jump from one foot to the other.
  • Combination::
  • jump four times on both feet
  • jump twice on right foot
  • jump twice on left foot
  • jump forwards using alternate feet (four times)
  • jump backwards using both feet (four times)
  • repeat eight times

Foot warm-up:

  • Preparation: stand with your feet a hip-width apart – body straight – arms down at the sides.
  • Slowly raise your heels and lower – repeat eight times.
  • Lift your toes – heels on the floor –and lower – repeat eight times.
  • Combine toe-and-heel raises alternatively eight times.
  • Keep body straight at all times.
  • Keep your balance.
  • Keep your head up looking forward – do not look down (you will fall forward!)!

Assessment

LEARNING OUTCOME 1: CREATING, INTERPRETING AND PRESENTING The learner will be able to create, interpret and present work in each of the art forms.

Assessment standard

We know this when the learner:

1.1 in preparing the body, follows a teacher-directed warm-up and skill-developing ritual, with attention to safe use of the body, for example:

- knees aligned over toes when bending;

- articulation (toe-heel-bend) of the feet and bending knees when landing from jumps;

- good posture at all times.

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Source:  OpenStax, Arts and culture grade 4. OpenStax CNX. Sep 17, 2009 Download for free at http://cnx.org/content/col11087/1.1
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