Principles of Human Movement Control and Dysfunction

Who is this book for? This reference book serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding the principles of human movement control and dysfunction. It is an essential resource for students of exercise and sport science, exercise physiologists, chiropractors, fitness trainers, healthcare professionals, and researchers alike. With its in-depth coverage of the topic, the book is designed to provide readers with the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in their respective fields.This...
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Who is this book for? This reference book serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding the principles of human movement control and dysfunction. It is an essential resource for students of exercise and sport science, exercise physiologists, chiropractors, fitness trainers, healthcare professionals, and researchers alike. With its in-depth coverage of the topic, the book is designed to provide readers with the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in their respective fields.This book aims to: (1) explain the mechanism of human movement control, (2) describe the cause of movement abnormalities, and (3) develop the ability to read, understand, and evaluate current professional literature.Contents: This book has twelve chapters covering the theories of voluntary movement, posture and balance, motor learning, cortex, basal ganglia and spinal control, neuromuscular junction, muscle and their respective abnormalities and examinations. At the end, it describe common upper limb, lower limb and vertebral injuries followed by future research directions in motor control. Expectations: Readers will be able to explain both the mechanisms of voluntary movement controls and dysfunctions, allowing them to apply this knowledge to their professional practice.