What Is Kinesiology ?

What Is Kinesiology? How are we to understand kinesiology? What benefit is there to studying kinesiology? Many of us are familar with "Anatomy" and "Physiology", and rightfully so? But how do these disciplines point us towards the study of kinesiology?

[@knotty_6715]

very cool and interesting!!!

[@sendneutrals]

starting to understand the importance of body movement. Thank you😁

[@AnatomyPlus]

Fantastic! Thank you for sharing !!

[@lincolnscott1877]

Your video is very helpful to me. Thank you for the in-depth explanation, sir!

[@AnatomyPlus]

Thank you for the kind words @lincolnscott1877 ! So glad to know you found value in the content !

[@TheJesusTherapist]

Nice intro audio 🙌

[@sanghamitrakalita4009]

Well explained vdo. And your english fluency is so much honest thank you sir

[@AnatomyPlus]

Thank you @sanghamitrakalita4009 ! So glad you found the content helpful :)

[@toddjohnson5176]

Amazing video. Very easy to follow and informative. Thankyou!👍🏽

[@AnatomyPlus]

Thank you so much for your kind words!! @toddjohnson5176 Many Blessings! 🙏🏾

[@rayanxalid6051]

Good job

[@AnatomyPlus]

Thank you for your kind words Rayan !

[@antonioarmenta1361]

10/10 video

[@AnatomyPlus]

Thank you so much @antonioarmenta1361

[@Xootupx2x7]

It’s a brother behind that voice 😂👊🏾

[@AnatomyPlus]

😂 👊🏾

[@FilipGjorgiev]

this is beautiful

[@AnatomyPlus]

Thank you so much for your kind words @FilipGjorgiev !!

[@yasminkanjo]

Thanks

[@AnatomyPlus]

It’s my pleasure! Glad to know this was helpful!

[@user-ku1qb8qu5k]

How can I access the kinesiology pamphlet file that you taught?

[@AnatomyPlus]

Thank you for inquiring. At this time, the files aren't available for release.

[@user-li7jl4re7e]

What is the difference between kinesiology and biomechanics

[@AnatomyPlus]

Great Question! Biomechanics is a sub-discipline of kinesiology, where the focus is largely on kinematics. With this, biomechanics places a great deal of emphasis on the study of movement with regard to the forces that either produce or resist movement (i.e gravity, force, friction, drag, etc.)

[@IbrahimKhalil-dy9ch]

Good job

[@AnatomyPlus]

Thank you very much !!