Analyze the following pairs of skills to determine their similarities and differences. Be sure to compare the fundamental movement pattern, strategic and conceptual aspects, perceptual elements, and temporal and spatial elements. Based on your analysis, assess the potential for transfer, either positive or negative, for each pairing. Justify your answer. Cane walking and using a walker Downhill skiing and waterskiing Kickball and baseball Mountain biking and whitewater kayaking. *make into an infographic or flyer*

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