Part I. Anatomical Foundations and Essentials of Movement Control -- Part II. Applied Dynatomy -- -- Anatomical Foundations and Essentials of Movement Control -- -- Introduction to Human Anatomy and Movement -- Introduction to Human Anatomy -- Introduction to Human Movement -- Movement Across the Life Span -- Anatomical Concepts -- Levels of Structural Organization -- Anatomical References and Terminology -- The Study of Human Movement -- -- Osteology and the Skeletal System -- Functions of the Skeletal System -- Bone Histology -- Skeletal System Organization -- Bone Adaptation -- Bone Health -- -- Joint Motion and the Articular System -- Joint Structure and Classification -- Joint Motion and Movement Description -- Types of Joint Movement -- Joint Structure and Movement -- -- Myology and the Muscular System -- Functions of Skeletal Muscle -- Structure of Skeletal Muscle -- Muscle Injury, Pain, and Soreness -- -- Muscles of Movement -- Muscle Names -- Functional Actions of Muscles -- Muscles of Major Joints -- -- Applied Dynatomy -- -- Mechanics of Movement -- Biomechanical Concepts -- Movement Mechanics -- Fluid Mechanics -- Joint Mechanics -- Material Mechanics -- -- Muscular Control of Movement and Movement Assessment -- Muscle Function -- Muscle Action -- Coordination of Movement -- Movement Efficiency -- Muscle Redundancy -- Movement Assessment -- -- Fundamentals of Posture, Balance, and Walking -- Posture and Balance -- Walking -- -- Fundamentals of Running, Jumping, Throwing, Kicking, and Lifting -- Running -- Jumping -- Throwing -- Kicking -- Lifting -- -- Analysis of Exercise and Sport Movements -- Resistance Training -- Two Common Sport Movements -- Dance -- -- Future Directions of Human Movement Studies -- Advances in Medicine and Technology -- Demographic Trends -- Social Trends -- Limits to Human Performance. Part I. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Part II. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
"Dynatomy brings to life the wonders of human movement and applied anatomy by emphasizing dynamic muscular motions rather than structural anatomy. The book includes a companion DVD-ROM, Essentials of Interactive Functional Anatomy, which provides an engaging review of structural anatomy."--Publisher's website.
System requirements for accompanying DVD ROM: This DVD-ROM is PC and Mac compatible: operating syustems Microsoft XP; Vista, Windows 7 Mac (Intel) OSX 10.4, 10.5 and 10.6 Processor speed: 1.5GHz, with 512 MB of RAM, Disk space: 200 MB for all platforms, Screen display: 1024 x 768 screen; DVD-ROM.
1450437176 9781450437172
Human locomotion. Musculoskeletal system. Human anatomy. Anatomy. Movement