This document discusses different ways the body can move through space including location, direction, levels, pathways, and planes. It defines each term and provides examples. Location refers to where movement occurs, such as personal or general space. Direction describes the ways the body aims to move like upward, downward, forward, backward, or sideways. Pathways are the lines or designs created through movement, like curved or zigzag lines. Levels are the height of movement - high, middle, or low. Planes are flat surfaces that divide the body, such as sagittal (left and right), frontal (front and back), and transverse (top and bottom).

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Levels, Pathways and
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2. Your body can move in different
movements. You can raise
your arms up, sway your
hips, walk, hop, run, or skip.
You can do this movements
in different location,
directions, levels, pathways
and planes.

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4. Location
It is the place or space
where you move or
where you make any
kind of movement.
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5. Personal Space or
Self-Space
It is your own space where
your body can reach
without traveling away
from a starting location.
TYPES OF LOCATION
General Space or
Shared Space
It is an open space or
shared space other than
your personal space.
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11. Direction
Are the ways where your body
and body parts aim to move
like up and down, forward,
backward, sideward.
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12. UPWARD
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13. DOWNWARD
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14. FORWARD
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15. BACKWARD
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16. SIDEWAYS
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18. PATHWAYS
Are imaginary lines or designs
that you create and follow
as you move through space

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20. ZIGZAG
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21. SRAIGHT
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22. LEVELS
What is level?
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23. Level
Ii the way your
body move in low
middle or high
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24. High Level
Is done above the
shoulders and up.
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26. Middle Level
Is done in the area
between the knees
shoulder.
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28. Low Level
Is done in the area
between the knees
and foot.
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31. Plane is a flat surface
that separates
your body parts
into two parts
while you move
your body.

32. Sagittal Plane
It divides the body
into left and right.
It allows you to
move your body
forward or
backward.

33. Sagittal Plane

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35. Frontal Plane
It divides the body
into front and
back. This plane
allows you to
move your body
sideways.

36. Frontal Plane

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38. Transverse Plane
It divides the body
into top and
bottom. This will
allow you to rotate
twist and turn.

39. Transverse Plane

40. Transverse Plane