Joint Movement in Sport – Task 5 (M1) - Answers
Rugby Player holding the ball whilst being tackled
Joint being used = Elbow
Type of joint = Hinge Joint
Major bones that surround joint = Humerus (Upper Arm); Radius, Ulna (Lower Arm)
Type of movement = Flexion
Hop Phase of Triple Jump
Joint being used = Knee
Type of joint = Hinge
Major bones that surround joint = Tibia, Fibula (Lower Leg) , Patella (Knee Cap) and
Femur (Upper Leg)
Type of movement = Extension (Right Knee)
Joint being used = Knee
Type of joint = Hinge
Major bones that surround joint = Tibia, Fibula (Lower Leg), Patella (Knee Cap) and
Femur (Upper Leg)
Type of movement = Flexion (Left Knee)
Butterfly Stroke in Swimming (Arms are coming towards the body)
Joint being used = Shoulder
Type of joint = Ball & Socket
Major bones that surround joint = Humerus (Upper Arm), Clavicle (Collar Bone),
Scapula
Type of movement = Adduction (arms coming towards mid-line of body)
Javelin Throw (Take-back phase)
Joint being used = Elbow
Type of joint = Hinge
Major bones that surround joint = Radius, Ulna (Lower Arm) and Humerus (Upper
Arm)
Type of movement = Extension
Goalkeeper making a save (arms going away from body towards the ball)
Joint being used = Shoulder
Type of joint = Ball & Socket
Major bones that surround joint = Humerus (Upper Arm), Clavicle (Collar Bone),
Scapula
Type of movement = Abduction (his arms are being taken away from his body to
push the ball away)
Tennis Serve
Joint being used = Shoulder
Type of joint = Ball & Socket
Major bones that surround joint = Humerus (Upper Arm), Clavicle (Collar Bone),
Scapula
Type of movement = Rotation
Cricket Bowling
Joint being used = Elbow
Type of joint = Hinge
Major bones that surround joint = Humerus (Upper arm), Ulna, Radius (Lower arm)
Type of movement = Flexion (left arm is bent just before he releases the ball)