Movement is one of the central themes of sports, as no sport is conceivable without movement. This book returns to the fundamental questions of movement: What is a sporting movement? How do we learn sporting movements? How does human movement develop from infancy to old age? How can we measure sporting movements? And how do we actually design a sporting movement? Behind these seemingly simple questions lie the complex interrelationships of biomechanics and motor skills, motor learning, motor development, sports motor tests, and aesthetics in sports, which are presented here in an easily understandable form and language. The special didactic design of this volume makes it a guide through this foundational work.