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THE
SCIENCE OF
HUMAN
MOVEMENT
CHAVEZ, APRIL GRACE O.
WHAT IS HUMAN
MOVEMENTS?
BIOMECHANICS AND BODY
MOVEMENTS
• THE TYPE OF MOVEMENT THAT CAN BE
PRODUCED AT A SYNOVIAL JOINT IS
DETERMINED BY ITS STRUCTURE TYPE.
• IS THE SCIENCE OF MOVEMENT OF A
LIVING BODY. INCLUDING HOW
MUSCLES BONES,AND LIGAMENTS
WORK TOGETHER TO PRODUCED SUCH
MOVEMENTS.
FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN
MOVEMENTS
• PULL
• PUSH
• SQUAT
• LUNGE
• HINGE
• ROTATION
• GAIT
SQUAT
Considered to be the most complex movement
the human body is capable of. Squat targets
the glutes, core quadriceos and to a slight degree,
the harmstring muscles.
LUNGE
A long linear stride, lowering your back knee
to just above the ground, with a completely
upright torso.
this is your ability to ratate that
involves twisting at the core. The core
( specially the obligue ) is the main
contributor to this set of movements.
It can be performed bodyweight or in
dozens of other varietion including the
deadlift. Bend to extend movements
work on your glutes, harmstring, and
lower back.
HINGE ROTATION
This is the technique of
walking , jogging,
running or sprinting.
GAIT
four basic
movements in
flexibility
Bending of the
body segment.
Moving a limp
away from the
body.
Straightening of
body segment.
flexion abduction
extension
• Extension (flex knee)
• Flexion (flex knee)
• Extension ( straight leg )
• Flexion ( straight leg )
• Abduction
• Adduction
• Abduction
• Adduction
• Flexion
• Extension
• Internal Rotation
• External Rotation
Flexibility MOVEMENT
SHOULDER:
HIP:
• Flexion
• Extension
Flexibility MOVEMENT
KNEE :
Ankle :
• Dorsi Flexion
• Plantar Flexion
TRUNK:
• Flexion
• Extension
• Rotation
• Lat. Flexion
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The Science of Human Movement in Physical Education

  • 3. BIOMECHANICS AND BODY MOVEMENTS • THE TYPE OF MOVEMENT THAT CAN BE PRODUCED AT A SYNOVIAL JOINT IS DETERMINED BY ITS STRUCTURE TYPE. • IS THE SCIENCE OF MOVEMENT OF A LIVING BODY. INCLUDING HOW MUSCLES BONES,AND LIGAMENTS WORK TOGETHER TO PRODUCED SUCH MOVEMENTS.
  • 4. FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN MOVEMENTS • PULL • PUSH • SQUAT • LUNGE • HINGE • ROTATION • GAIT
  • 5.
  • 6. SQUAT Considered to be the most complex movement the human body is capable of. Squat targets the glutes, core quadriceos and to a slight degree, the harmstring muscles. LUNGE A long linear stride, lowering your back knee to just above the ground, with a completely upright torso.
  • 7. this is your ability to ratate that involves twisting at the core. The core ( specially the obligue ) is the main contributor to this set of movements. It can be performed bodyweight or in dozens of other varietion including the deadlift. Bend to extend movements work on your glutes, harmstring, and lower back. HINGE ROTATION
  • 8. This is the technique of walking , jogging, running or sprinting. GAIT
  • 10. Bending of the body segment. Moving a limp away from the body. Straightening of body segment. flexion abduction extension
  • 11. • Extension (flex knee) • Flexion (flex knee) • Extension ( straight leg ) • Flexion ( straight leg ) • Abduction • Adduction • Abduction • Adduction • Flexion • Extension • Internal Rotation • External Rotation Flexibility MOVEMENT SHOULDER: HIP:
  • 12. • Flexion • Extension Flexibility MOVEMENT KNEE : Ankle : • Dorsi Flexion • Plantar Flexion TRUNK: • Flexion • Extension • Rotation • Lat. Flexion
  • 13.