This book provides an in-depth explanation of normal movement, measurement of movement, and theory-based intervention strategies for remediation of adaptation to limitations in occupational performance. This text provides a comprehensive analysis of normal human movement and provides specific explanations of how movements are produced at specific joints throughout the body. Assessment procedures are included so that movement can be measured. Because clients are seen due to limitations in movement, theory-based intervention strategies are provided with principles of treatment explained in detail.
Explains how basic scientific principles such as friction, inertia, actions and reactions, and acceleration are involved in basketball, football, diving, skating and other sports.
Twenty-one papers from the symposium held in Riksgrasen, Sweden, May 1989, present the latest in skiing injury prevention, addressing: the knee, skiing injury statistics, the ski boot, the ski, and education and behavior.
The June 1991 symposium in Thredbo, NSW, Australia, brought together people from medicine, sports, resort management, and equipment manufacture and sales, to discuss aspects of skiing accidents.
Skiing Trauma and Safety
How Do We Move?
The accompanying CD-ROM is one-of-a-kind. Developed specifically as a companion to this text, the intuitive and easy-to-use PC CD-ROM applies each of the muscles and body actions described in the book to nearly 300 specific exercises.
The prototype of this text was developed 8 years ago in response to a perceived need for a single source that would provide entry-level knowledge in biomechanics, muscle physiology, joint structure, and coordinated muscular function for ...
Skiing Trauma and Safety: Fifth International Symposium : a Symposium
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