99720 - Human Kinesiology

Academic Year 2023/2024

  • Teaching Mode: Traditional lectures
  • Campus: Rimini
  • Corso: First cycle degree programme (L) in Exercise and Sport Sciences (cod. 8766)

Learning outcomes

The end of the course the student will have the knowledge to describe and analyze the human motor events from a physical point of view. In particular, it is able to consider the movements of the human body as a particular aspect of solid mechanics in its various components: kinematic, static, dynamic. The student becomes aware of that 'Kinesiological information is the basis of all science motor and has the basics for all applications of functional movement.

Course contents

  • Kinesiology: definition and introduction
  • Effects statics and dynamic forces
  • The forces involved in creating the movement and the attitude of the human body
  • Center of gravity. Polygon support
  • Posture
  • Kinesiology of the major joints
  • Lomocozione
  • Arc plantar and its modifications
  • Rib cage

Readings/Bibliography

- Anatomia Funzionale” – Kapandij

Optional

- Chinesiologia - Testo Atlante Vannini Edizione Piccin

Teaching methods

Lecture

Assessment methods

The "Human Kinesiology" exam is part of the integrated course "THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF HUMAN MOVEMENT C.I." and will consist of an oral test on the topics covered during the lessons.


For each didactic module the student receives a grade, based on the demonstrated ability to present the required topics in a clear and critical way. Partial marks contribute to the final evaluation.

The oral exam can be accessed only after passing the "Esame di Figura" of THEORY AND METHODOLOGY SUITABILITY test of THEORY and METHODOLOGY (which remains valid for 1 year).

To check the dates and register for exam sessions, you need to access "AlmaEsami". There are no appeal jumps.

Registration on AlmaEsami is mandatory in order to take the exam.

Teaching tools

The lessons will be supported by visual and audiovisual aids (video projector, PC).


Office hours

See the website of Laura Bragonzoni