Anatomy of Movement - Student Projects

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  • 5.0 (3)
  • MEDICINE

Episodes

  1. 03/30/2007 · VIDEO

    Anatomy of Movement Student Project: 3-D MAP

    Walking across a room and reaching for a glass are everyday activities but students from the Anatomy of Movement class are taking an unique look at these actions to teach their classmates more about how we move.

    2 min

  2. 03/30/2007 · VIDEO

    Anatomy of Movement Student Project: Golf

    Students are trying to improve their golf swings, but they are not on the driving range. Instead, they take to the the motion analysis lab where they record the muscle activity, torque, and club head speed of several elite golfers.

    2 min

  3. 03/30/2007 · VIDEO

    Anatomy of Movement Student Project: Thumb

    Opposable thumbs are what separate humans from all other animals. They allow us to grasp and manipulate objects in a manner that an ape could not. The function of the thumb is one that we take for granted but one that is difficult to grasp for students.

    2 min

  4. 03/30/2007 · VIDEO

    Anatomy of Movement Student Project: Violin

    What does head or torso movement have to do with playing a violin? How would assigning a sound to these movements help us learn more about what it takes to become an expert violinist? The students of the class seek to answer these quesions.

    3 min
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