Physical Education GCSE
Combining two or more body parts
What Combining two or more body parts means in Physical Education GCSE, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Combining two or more body parts
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Reference: OCR
Using two or more body parts together smoothly and accurately, linking the senses and the muscles so that several limbs work in time.
Topics that use Combining two or more body parts
- 1.2.a. Components of fitness (OCR GCSE)
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