Manipulative movement refers to gross body movements that involve imparting force to or receiving force from objects. These movements are often used in physical activities and sports and include skills such as throwing, catching, kicking, striking, bouncing, and ball rolling. Manipulative movements can also involve using the hands or feet to move an object or piece of equipment with control. These skills are important for developing spatial and coordination skills and can be practiced through games, dance, and physical activity. By understanding fundamental concepts related to effective execution of actions, individuals can improve their performance and make movement more interesting, fun, and enjoyable.