HESS 326

- Lifetime Motor Development

Denison University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Life Span Motor Development examines factors that influence motor development from conception through adulthood. This course focuses on theoretical perspectives and practical applications of motor development principles and the mechanisms underlying changes and patterns of movement throughout the lifespan. Factors related to the development of movement skills such as growth, maturation, aging, and perception will be thoroughly examined using the model of constraints as means for solving motor development problems, important to assisting progress in all movement-related fields.

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Class #denison-0752Fall 2026UGRD4 credits
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