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kinesiology

[ US /ˌkɪnɪˌsiˈɑɫədʒi/ ]
NOUN
  1. the branch of physiology that studies the mechanics and anatomy in relation to human movement

How To Use kinesiology In A Sentence

  • Perhaps that is why so many athletes major in kinesiology, which is the science of the body and body language. The Strange Death of Liberal America
  • Whether it is movement therapy or kinesiology or nutrition, energetic exchange always underlies the therapeutic process.
  • Result shows the mostly effect genes of the constitution of the old are the body component gene, the kinesiology gene, the nervous genes, the cardiovascular gene.
  • Participants spend three years at Waterloo studying kinesiology, and two years at Michener studying either chiropody or respiratory therapy.
  • Some of his interests, such as kinesiology, alkaline food, & blood microscopy are on the fringe or beyond currently accepted medical science, but these shortcomings do not detract from the value of a book that is both an easy read and chock full of helpful ideas for anyone from the couch potato to the experienced marathoner. Light Along the Journey
  • The classes may include a basic science class or two, assessment techniques such as kinesiology and iridology, and several introductory classes to natural therapeutics such as herbs, homeopathy, and acupressure.
  • Designed with a fresh take on ergonomics, kinesiology and basic mechanical efficiency, this stuff's a fast-forward fantasy for all men who like a souped-up brand of fitness.
  • At the Clapham Common Clinic in south London, a practitioner used a muscle-testing technique called kinesiology - at £50 an hour - to check for food intolerances. Top stories from Times Online
  • He once worked in kinesiology, the study of movement, and helped such athletes as tennis star Tracy Austin and basketball players Bill Walton and Jamaal Wilkes. Breeders' Cup results
  • She was certified in Pilates technique and studied anatomy and kinesiology at the Dance Notation Bureau in New York.
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