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    TOP SECRET KINESIOLOGY AND MUSCLE TESTING YOUR SECRET WEAPON FOR HEALTH From You’re Not Fat‚ You’re Toxic‚ By Stephanie Relfe Kinesiology is a brand new technology which helps the brain to ‘rewire’ the body energetically. It is amazingly efficient at balancing the body‚ so that it can return to excellent health‚ energy and emotional strength. Therefore‚ it is a powerful tool to help you to get thin‚ provided it is done correctly. It stands apart from any other type of health technology largely due

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    This semester I am taking five other courses besides this one. One of my more interesting classes is Kinesiology 220‚ otherwise known as Introduction to Athletic Injuries. This class focuses on injury in sport and how to deal with it as an athlete‚ athletic trainer‚ coach‚ or physical therapist. We learn all about how injuries are onset‚ whether it be acute (a direct impact or action resulting in injury)‚ or chronic (an ongoing action that slowly wears down a part of the body resulting in injury)

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    Ever heard of applied kinesiology? If you know what it is‚ then count yourself among the select enlightened few. Kinesiology is a largely unknown but rapidly growing holistic therapy that can be applied in different scenarios due to its many uses. Kinesiology can be a good way of testing any allergies you might have‚ getting rid of stress and resolving different health problems without the intake of prescription drugs. If you’re the type of person who prefers a more natural approach to wellness

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    Danielle Wagner Kinesiology Biomechanics Project Outline Analyzing Motion:  A Knee during Jumping/Cutting of a Female Soccer Player Intro: The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of the most common‚ severe‚ and devastating knee injuries in men and women in both contact and non-contact sports. Within the past 20-303 years the prevalence of ACL tears has been noted more significantly in the female athlete. Females were two times as likely to have ACL injuries as a result of player contact

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    Part 1: Description of the Sport Skill- In your own words. A. 1. State the aim or purpose of the skill in terms of: (5 Points) 1. It’s use- The free throw in basketball is a way that when a player in basketball is fouled when taking a shot or when the other team is in foul trouble‚ the player gets either a one and one and when they make the first they get a second‚ two shots when they are fouled on the shot‚ or one shot when they are fouled on the shot and they make the basket. 2. Desired

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    A first year kinesiology student is able to gain experience working with the human body while performing a fitness evaluation. This experience allows them to become accustomed to interacting with another person in terms of evaluating them‚ which is a skill that will be invaluable to them as they move through their kinesiology studies and into their career. Performing a fitness evaluation during class also gives students a chance to learn how to cooperate with each other as a team in order to get

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    Biography A lot of people especially the male gender would not really consider dancing a sport but I sure do. It is not as easy as it looks the technique is extremely difficult and takes lots of practice to perfect such rigorous techniques. I started dancing when I was about five for my private school at the time‚ I did ballet and jazz but when I went to public school I had stopped. Then I traveled to Nigeria and stayed their two years with my Aunt. While I was schooling their I also did a little

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    15. Retrieved from http://go.galegroup.com.rap.ocls.ca/ps/i.do?&id=GALE|A302769757&v=2.1&u=humber&it=r&p=GRGM&sw=w Valentine‚ Tom‚ and Carole Valentine. Applied kinesiology: muscle response in diagnosis‚ therapy and preventive medicine. Rochester‚ Vt.: Thorsons Publishers ;‚ 1987. Print. Willis‚ K. (2001‚ January 31). Applied kinesiology. Retrieved from http://www.karenwillis.net/applied_kinesiology.asp

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    are out there that don’t work‚ we would think twice before seeking medical treatment. This is the case with applied Kinesiology also known as AK. Applied kinesiology is‚ according to its believers‚ a system that evaluates structural‚ chemical‚ and mental aspects of health using manual muscle testing alongside conventional diagnostic methods. The essential premise of applied kinesiology that is not shared by mainstream medical theory is that every organ dysfunction is accompanied by a weakness in a

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    important but it is no longer new.”.” –Michel De Montaigne‚ 16th century. Kinesiology is defined as the study of muscle and body movements; whereas‚ applied kinesiology is defined as the diagnostic phenomenon of a muscle weakening when a person experienced anxiety or when they make a false statement. The art of applied kinesiology was founded in 1964 by a chiropractor in Detroit by the name of Dr. George J. Goodheart Jr. today. Kinesiology is based on the theory

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