KIN 1063
Biomechanics I
Introduces foundational topics of human posture and movement as a subdiscipline of kinesiology science. Initially emphasizes position analysis in both one- and two-dimensions to characterize human posture, followed by kinematic analysis in one- and two-dimensions to describe human movement. Develops the necessary background for understanding and quantifying posture and movement in relation to sport and rehabilitation sciences. Note: Credit cannot be counted for both KIN 106 3 and KIN 2062 .
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027