Motor Learning and Performance

Catalog description

This course introduces processes and relevant theories that underlie acquisition and performance of motor skills. Students gain an understanding of psychomotor and neuromuscular function in the control of human movement. Tactile, proprioceptive, and visual sensory systems are also examined in terms of their anatomical and physiological basis, how they influence the control of movement, and the limits they place on human motor skill performance. P: HUM BIOL 240 & HUM BIOL 241 or HUM BIOL 221 & HUM BIOL 222 with a grade of C or higher Fall Only.