Kinesiology: The Anatomic and Mechanical Fundamentals of Human Motion |
Contents
Introduction to the Study of Kinesiology | 1 |
Fundamental Concepts | 7 |
The Muscular System | 21 |
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abdominal muscles abduction adduction Adductor anatomic angle of pull ankle applied articular articulation Assistant axis ball base of support biceps biceps femoris body bone brevis calcaneus cartilage center of gravity cervical class lever clavicle component condyle contraction deltoid DISTAL ATTACHMENT Dorsal dorsi downward exercise extension fascia femoris femur fibers fingers flexed foot forearm forward function gluteus maximus hand hip joint horizontal humerus hyperextension Kinesiology knee joint lateral flexion ligament line of gravity mechanical medial ment metacarpal motion move movement Movers muscles NERVE SUPPLY Neutralizers oblique outward rotation PALPATE pectoralis major pelvis Peroneus phalanges plantar plantar flexion position posture principles pronation PROXIMAL ATTACHMENTS radial rectus rectus femoris reflex resistance ribs rotatory sacrospinalis scapula serratus anterior shoulder girdle shoulder joint side sideward skills spinal stabilize supination swing tendon tensor fasciae latae teres teres major thigh thoracic thumb tibia tion trapezius triceps trunk ulnar upper upward vertebrae weight wrist