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Foundations of Structural Kinesiology

The study of human movement and motion, encompassing the musculoskeletal system, musculotendinous system, and the application of mechanical physics to human motion, including the analysis of muscles, bones, and joints in relation to movement and exercise

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Foundations of Structural Kinesiology provides a comprehensive understanding of how the human body moves. It covers essential concepts such as anatomy, biomechanics, and muscle function, which are crucial for anyone interested in physical activity, sports, or rehabilitation. By studying these founda...

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Key Terms

Kinesiology
The study of human movement.

Example: Kinesiology helps in understanding how to improve athletic performance.

Biomechanics
The science of movement of a living body.

Example: Biomechanics analyzes how forces affect body movements.

Muscle Contraction
The process by which muscles generate force.

Example: Muscle contraction is essential for lifting weights.

Joint
A connection between two bones.

Example: The knee joint allows for bending and straightening of the leg.

Force
A push or pull on an object.

Example: Gravity is a force that pulls objects toward the Earth.

Gait
The manner of walking.

Example: Analyzing gait can help identify movement issues.

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Key Concepts

AnatomyBiomechanicsMovement PatternsMuscle Function