Historical figures in Kinesiology
Introduction to Kinesiology
Kinesiology Career Path
Key Terms and Spheres of Physical Activity
Spheres of Physical Activity Continued
100

Used animals and parts of animals to analyze the progression of movement. Described the actions of the muslces and subjected them to geometric analysis.

Aristotle

100

Movement that is voluntary, intentional and directed at an identifiable goal.

Physical Activity

100

A bachelors degree in kinesiology only breaks the ice into a more advanced career path. True of False?

True

100

refers to the interdependence of mind, emotion, body and spirit.

Holism (Holistic) 

100

This sphere of physical activity is an organized principle for activity

Sphere of Competition

200

Established three laws of motion and is the father of physics.

Isaac Newton

200

This focus of kinesiology is the personal experience of watching or performing physical activity

Physical Activity Experience

200

Study of teaching and learning in sports

Sports Pedagogy

200

Activity that defines the action of taking care of one’s self.

Self Sufficiency

200

This sphere of physical activity contributes to our overall physical well-being

Sphere of Health

300

Asserted that a muscle is essentially a collection of motor fibers, that in composition the center of a muscle differs from the ends and is the only part that contracts.

William Harvey

300

This focus of kinesiology is researching, reading about and studying physical activity. 

Scholarship of physical activity

300

subdicspline  of kinesiology focused on the study and practice of all people, activities, businesses or organizations involved in producing, facilitating, promoting or organizing any sport related business or product.  

Sports Management

300

The urge to express your feelings

Self Expression

300

This sphere of physical activity refers to our level of activity done in our free time. 

Sphere of Leisure

400

First team physician in history and father of sports medicine. Taught that muscular contraction resulted from passages of animal spirits from the brain through the nerves to the muscles. Introduced terms such as diarthrosis and synarthrosis.

Galen

400

This focus of kinesiology is the performance of physical activity.

Professional experience in physical activity

400
Field of medicine and therapeutic exercise that specializes in treating, preventing, and rehabilitating athletes and investigates training methods and practices.

Sports Medicine

400

Activity involving one’s occupation.

Sphere of work

400

This sphere of physical activity refers to instruction being given or taken in an arena or indoor/outdoor classroom setting

Sphere of Education

500

A Chiropractic Doctor who founded what we know today as applied Kinesiology in 1964. Served as chairman of the ICAK for 32 years.

Dr. George Goodheart

500

Any change in the position of the body parts relative to each other.

Movement

500

Subdiscipline of kinesiology that focues on the physiology of physical activity.

Exercise Physiology

500

Activities of daily living

ADLs

500

Professional who specializes in improving efficiency, safety, and well-being among workers. 

Ergonomists

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