Biokinetics

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• posture

  The alignment and positioning of the body during sitting, standing, or movement to minimize stress and maximize efficiency.
• proprioception

  The body's ability to sense its position and movement in space, crucial for balance and coordination.
• range of motion (rom)

  The degree of movement a joint can achieve, measured in degrees of flexion, extension, and rotation.
• sensory control

  The brain’s ability to manage and respond to sensory input, i.e. sight, sound, touch, smell, taste.
• rehabilitation

  The process of restoring normal movement, strength, and function after injury or illness through targeted exercise and therapy.
• tendon

  Connective tissue attaching muscle to bone.
• tendon loading

  The stress placed on tendons during movement or exercise, important for strengthening and rehabilitation.