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Fundamentals of Movement: Part 2

The second video in the Youth Physical Development Model series, which compares and contrasts the Male and Female models

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This video explains the different sections of the Youth Physical Development Model and highlights how it differs depending on a person’s gender, chronological age and maturational status, through the stages of puberty. 

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To gain a full understanding of the model and how to include fundamental movement skills in your coaching sessions attend the UK Coaching workshop 'How to Coach the Fundamentals of Movement'.

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Bringing to life the evidence-based Youth Physical Development Model, and what it means for the development of fundamental movement skills

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About the Author: The UK Coaching Participation Team is relentlessly passionate about getting more people active. Brimming with energy and abundant of ideas, we’re sharing over 50 years of combined experience in coaching, teaching, leading, activating, educating, engaging and keeping people active. We strive to create the habit in children, sustain the habit in young people and adults and change the habit for people to reconnect positively with sport and physical activity.