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    Define Human Movement

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    Human movement is the scientific study of how the human body works and focuses on improving the body for sport, fitness and wellbeing. It covers the physiological, biomechanical and psychological systems of the body. The skeletal system is composed of bones, ligaments, tendons and joints, with bone being a rigid connective tissue made of calcium. The muscular system permits body movement, maintains posture and circulates blood, and is controlled by the nervous system.

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    Define Human Movement

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    Human movement is the scientific study of how the human body works and focuses on improving the body for sport, fitness and wellbeing. It covers the physiological, biomechanical and psychological systems of the body. The skeletal system is composed of bones, ligaments, tendons and joints, with bone being a rigid connective tissue made of calcium. The muscular system permits body movement, maintains posture and circulates blood, and is controlled by the nervous system.

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    Human movement is the scientific study of how the human body works and focuses on improving the body for sport, fitness and wellbeing. It covers the physiological, biomechanical and psychological systems of the body. The skeletal system is composed of bones, ligaments, tendons and joints, with bone being a rigid connective tissue made of calcium. The muscular system permits body movement, maintains posture and circulates blood, and is controlled by the nervous system.

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    Define human movement.

    The skeletal system is composed of four


    In simple terms, human movement is the main fibrous and mineralized connective
    scientific study of how the human body tissues : bones, ligaments, tendons, and
    works, with a particular focus on improving joints. Bone: A rigid form of connective
    the workings of the human body for sport, tissue that is part of the skeletal system of
    fitness and wellbeing. It covers the vertebrates and is composed principally of
    calcium.
    physiological, biomechanical and
    psychological systems of the body. The muscular system is an organ system
    consisting of skeletal, smooth and cardiac
    Human Movement Science muscles. It permits movement of the body,
    maintains posture and circulates blood
     Exercise Physiology. throughout the body. The muscular systems in
     Movement Science. vertebrates are controlled through the nervous
    system although some muscles can be
     Occupational Science completely autonomous.
    Friction is the contact force between two
    objects moving against each other; the kind Inferior or caudal - away from the head; lower
    of surface that objects have affects how (example, the foot is part of the inferior
    objects move against each other. Gravity is extremity). Anterior or ventral - front
    the force that pulls objects down slopes or (example, the kneecap is located on
    makes them fall. A force can slow down or the anteriorside of the leg). Posterior or
    speed up an object. dorsal - back (example, the shoulder blades
    are located on the posterior side of the body).
    The parts of the body that appear in this
    video are: head,
    face, eye,
    eyebrow, cheek,
    mouth, chin,
    forehead, nose,
    lip, ear, neck,
    shoulder, elbow,
    hip, forearm,
    chest, arm,
    hand, palm,
    wrist, thumb,
    finger, knee, leg,
    foot, thigh, shin,
    toe, calf, ankle,
    heel.

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