Moterika
Moterika is a term used in various languages to denote the study and practice of human movement, including the development, control, and execution of motor actions. In some linguistic contexts it is a variant of motorika or motorics and appears in discussions of physical education, rehabilitation, and sports science.
The field examines how people acquire and refine motor skills, how movement is organized by the nervous
Its subfields include motor development (how infants and children gain movement capabilities), motor learning (how practice
Common methods involve movement assessment tools such as qualitative motor screenings, gait analysis, motion capture, electromyography,
Applications span education, clinical rehabilitation, sports training, and ergonomic design. The term does not have a
See also: motor skills, kinesiology, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, biomechanics.