Biomechanics
Kinesiology
Anatomy
Muscle
Activation
Miscelaneous
100

What is Biomechanics?

This is the study of forces and their effects on living systems.

100

what is kinesiology?

the scientific study of human body movement.

100

what is anatomy?

Anatomy is the foundation of kinesiology.

100

what muscles are activated by squatting?

leg muscles including: glutes,hamstrings, quadriceps,and calves / legs or lower body

100

This is the term for how your body moves.

movement

200

This part of the body acts as a lever during movement, helping muscles produce force and motion.

A bone
200

This type of muscle tissue is under voluntary control and is responsible for body movement.

skeletal muscle

200

This organ pumps blood throughout the body.

Heart

200

Muscles activated by benching

bicep, tricep, chest / upper body

200

This type of exercise helps improve your heart and lungs.

cardiovascualar excersize

300

This force opposes motion between two surfaces and plays a key role in walking and running.

friction

300

This part of the body connects muscles to bones.

Tendon

300

This muscle group extends the knee joint.

Quadriceps

300

what muscle and tendons are activated when running

calf, achilles

300

This is the name for the ability to move a joint through its full range.

flexibility

400

This term refers to the study of the mechanical laws relating to the movement or structure of living organisms.

Biomechanics

400

This type of movement increases the angle between two bones, like straightening your arm.

extension

400

 This system controls body functions by sending electrical signals through nerves.

The nervous system

400

This exercise mainly works your shoulder muscles.

shoulder press

400

This is how your body stays balanced when you move.

stability

500

 This type of movement decreases the angle between two bones, like when you bend your elbow.

Flexion

500

This system in the body provides the framework for movement by supporting muscles and protecting organs.

Skeletal system


500

What are the 3 major areas of anatomy?

The skeletal system (bones)

The muscular system (muscles)

The nervous system (nerve control of muscles)


500

This pulling exercise mostly works the big muscles in your back.

pull up

500

These are parts of your body that help you bend and straighten.

joints