The study of human movement science includes the relationships between the skeletal, fascial, nervous, and muscular systems. This course covers more detail regarding arthrokinematic motions (slide/glide, roll/spin, pivot), the fascial system, the function of the nervous system/mechanoreceptors (Pacinian corpuscles, Ruffini endings, Golgi tendon organ, and muscles spindle fibers), and the "rules of muscles" (function).

Lesson 20: More on the Human Movement Systems

Review functional anatomy and discover the most important rule: all muscles crossing a joint must work together. In this Video #21 of Introduction to Functional Anatomy, gain insight on the HMS Rule #1 and understand how to maximize performance.

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HMS Rule #1 and All Muscles Crossing a Joint Review: Video # 21 of Introduction to Functional Anatomy

Human Movement Science Concepts 2: Video #27 of Introduction to Functional Anatomy

Human Movement Science Concepts 1: Video #26 of Introduction to Functional Anatomy

Functional Roles of Muscles: Video #25 of Introduction to Functional Anatomy

Nervous System and Receptors 2: Video #24 of Introduction to Functional Anatomy

Muscular and Fascial System 2: Video #23 of Introduction to Functional Anatomy

Arthrokinematics: Video #22 of Introduction to Functional Anatomy

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