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The development of movement: the basis of effective performance and life skills,n a carer for protection, nourishment, support against gravity, and movement throughout the environment. Within a few years, however, most children are totally physically independent, able to control their balance, perform a wide variety of gross and fine motor activities and learn new skills requiring a high degree of control and perception.

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The elderly person with Down syndrome: the benefits of an active life,mplicate the picture of ageing, one of the environmental factors which causes similar adaptations to ‘a(chǎn)geing’ per se is a decreasing level of physical activity. Levels of physical activity often decline with age but this may be caused in part by a lack of opportunity to participate in suitable leisure activities.

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