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KNS 515 - Qualitative Biomechanical Analysis of Movement

3 Credit Hours
Develop a framework for qualitative analysis of human movement in sports and exercise via the use of video to record sports skills and exercise activities. Understand the practical issues related to recording movement appropriately, interpreting and assessing the movement according to biomechanical principles, and reporting effectively.
Recommended Background: An undergraduate biomechanics or applied anatomy course.


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