Guided Motion: This is the traditional pressing style of motion found on selectorized machines both at the club and at home. Pressing exercises are performed in a movement pattern predetermined by the structure of the machine to ensure proper form.

 

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Guided Motion: This is the traditional pressing style of motion found on selectorized machines both at the club and at home. Pressing exercises are performed in a movement pattern predetermined by the stru . . . View Full Definition

Mean Motion: Average motion or rate of travel within a specified time period.

Motion: The movement of offensive players prior to the snap.

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Motion capture: A technology used to record the movements of real actors so that their in-game counterparts appear to move in a more realistic fashion.

Level Of No Motion: A level (or layer) at which it is assumed that an isobaric surface coincides with a geopotential surface. A level (or layer) at which there is no horizontal pressure gradient force.

Illegal Motion: On offense, a player may be in motion but cannot be going forward at the time of the snap (except in Arena football where one player is allowed to do so), and a lineman must be set for one s . . . View Full Definition

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Motion-Caption Device: A system by which the movement of three-dimensional objects or humans is traced by a computer.

Man-In-Motion: A player on offense who is moving backwards or parallel to the line of scrimmage just before the snap. In American football, only one offensive player can be in motion at a time, cannot be m . . . View Full Definition