Clinical Biomechanics.

Catalog description

Advanced study of mechanical principles governing human movement, with emphasis on kinematics, kinetics, torque, and mechanical loading in functional, occupational, and athletic contexts. Students will apply quantitative analysis and laboratory instrumentation to evaluate movement efficiency, force production, and task demands across diverse populations. Emphasis is placed on systematic biomechanical assessment and translation of findings into performance, ergonomic, and movement optimization strategies.