Neuromechanics of human movement, 4th
ed.
9780736066792
Neuromechanics of human movement, 4th ed.
Enoka, Roger M.
Human Kinetics Pub.
2008
549 pages
$78.00
Hardcover
QP303
This text provides a scientific foundation for the study of human
movement by exploring how the nervous system controls the actions of
muscles in relation to biomechanical principles. Part I focuses on
Newton's laws of motion and their application to the study of human
movement. Part II introduces essential concepts from neurophysiology
needed to understand how movement is produced by the nervous system and
muscles. Part III focuses on the acute and chronic changes that can
occur in the motor system in response to various interventions. Content
is visually reinforced with about 750 b&w illustrations in a
reader-friendly layout. A glossary and reference appendices are
included. This fourth edition contains new material on electromyography,
expanded discussion of neuromuscular system adaptations to
rehabilitation, and additional examples that underscore recent research
developments. Enoka is affiliated with the University of
Colorado-Boulder.
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