Definition of kinesiology in English:

kinesiology

noun kɪˌniːsɪˈɒlədʒikʌɪˌniːsɪˈɒlədʒi-zē-

mass noun

The study of the mechanics of body movements.
Example sentencesExamples
- She was certified in Pilates technique and studied anatomy and kinesiology at the Dance Notation Bureau in New York.
- The principles of kinesiology (the study of the body in motion) will determine the most effective exercise program for a bowler.
- Whether it is movement therapy or kinesiology or nutrition, energetic exchange always underlies the therapeutic process.
- And the more I studied kinesiology and massage, the more I understood how the body works, the more I realized what a healing thing belly dancing is.
- Designed with a fresh take on ergonomics, kinesiology and basic mechanical efficiency, this stuff's a fast-forward fantasy for all men who like a souped-up brand of fitness.

Derivatives

kinesiological

adjective

A kinesiological test suggested that Paula was not responding well to wheat so we decided to take this out of her diet for a few weeks.
Example sentencesExamples
- The current Australian stars emulate a technique that is best described by the drag theorists and follows the kinesiological model of what is humanly mechanically superior.
- There are however, kinesiological and mechanical parameters that must be followed during these stages that can affect the short-term efficiency of the stroke and the long-term integrity of the shoulder.
- It is my personal opinion, however, that it is very dangerous for a practitioner to abandon the diagnostic discipline of his own particular therapeutic modality solely on the basis of kinesiological diagnosis.
- Whether or not Australian coaches understand kinesiological principles, the Australians obviously follow a superior stroke model that is promoted at the earliest levels of competition.

kinesiologist

noun

She sees a kinesiologist and an acupuncturist regularly, and keeps little bottles of goldenseal and other herbal tinctures stashed in her room.
Example sentencesExamples
- Just imagine the consequences of a kinesiologist isolating specific muscles and selectively injecting designer genes into those muscles to maximize their function.
- Evans says he hired dance kinesiologists to work with him and his company members to help them understand the science of movement.
- Shortly afterward I saw a chiropractor who was also an applied kinesiologist, which meant that he used muscle testing to diagnose problems in my nervous, lymphatic, and skeletal systems.
- The kinesiologists found that the sprinters increased their endurance by an average of 26 minutes.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek kinēsis 'movement' (from kinein 'to move') + -logy.

Definition of kinesiology in US English:

kinesiology

noun-zē-

The study of the mechanics of body movements.
Example sentencesExamples
- Designed with a fresh take on ergonomics, kinesiology and basic mechanical efficiency, this stuff's a fast-forward fantasy for all men who like a souped-up brand of fitness.
- The principles of kinesiology (the study of the body in motion) will determine the most effective exercise program for a bowler.
- She was certified in Pilates technique and studied anatomy and kinesiology at the Dance Notation Bureau in New York.
- And the more I studied kinesiology and massage, the more I understood how the body works, the more I realized what a healing thing belly dancing is.
- Whether it is movement therapy or kinesiology or nutrition, energetic exchange always underlies the therapeutic process.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek kinēsis ‘movement’ (from kinein ‘to move’) + -logy.

单词	kinesiology
释义	Definition of kinesiology in English: kinesiology noun kɪˌniːsɪˈɒlədʒikʌɪˌniːsɪˈɒlədʒi-zē- mass noun The study of the mechanics of body movements. Example sentencesExamples She was certified in Pilates technique and studied anatomy and kinesiology at the Dance Notation Bureau in New York. The principles of kinesiology (the study of the body in motion) will determine the most effective exercise program for a bowler. Whether it is movement therapy or kinesiology or nutrition, energetic exchange always underlies the therapeutic process. And the more I studied kinesiology and massage, the more I understood how the body works, the more I realized what a healing thing belly dancing is. Designed with a fresh take on ergonomics, kinesiology and basic mechanical efficiency, this stuff's a fast-forward fantasy for all men who like a souped-up brand of fitness. Derivatives kinesiological adjective A kinesiological test suggested that Paula was not responding well to wheat so we decided to take this out of her diet for a few weeks. Example sentencesExamples The current Australian stars emulate a technique that is best described by the drag theorists and follows the kinesiological model of what is humanly mechanically superior. There are however, kinesiological and mechanical parameters that must be followed during these stages that can affect the short-term efficiency of the stroke and the long-term integrity of the shoulder. It is my personal opinion, however, that it is very dangerous for a practitioner to abandon the diagnostic discipline of his own particular therapeutic modality solely on the basis of kinesiological diagnosis. Whether or not Australian coaches understand kinesiological principles, the Australians obviously follow a superior stroke model that is promoted at the earliest levels of competition. kinesiologist noun She sees a kinesiologist and an acupuncturist regularly, and keeps little bottles of goldenseal and other herbal tinctures stashed in her room. Example sentencesExamples Just imagine the consequences of a kinesiologist isolating specific muscles and selectively injecting designer genes into those muscles to maximize their function. Evans says he hired dance kinesiologists to work with him and his company members to help them understand the science of movement. Shortly afterward I saw a chiropractor who was also an applied kinesiologist, which meant that he used muscle testing to diagnose problems in my nervous, lymphatic, and skeletal systems. The kinesiologists found that the sprinters increased their endurance by an average of 26 minutes. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek kinēsis 'movement' (from kinein 'to move') + -logy. Definition of kinesiology in US English: kinesiology noun-zē- The study of the mechanics of body movements. Example sentencesExamples Designed with a fresh take on ergonomics, kinesiology and basic mechanical efficiency, this stuff's a fast-forward fantasy for all men who like a souped-up brand of fitness. The principles of kinesiology (the study of the body in motion) will determine the most effective exercise program for a bowler. She was certified in Pilates technique and studied anatomy and kinesiology at the Dance Notation Bureau in New York. And the more I studied kinesiology and massage, the more I understood how the body works, the more I realized what a healing thing belly dancing is. Whether it is movement therapy or kinesiology or nutrition, energetic exchange always underlies the therapeutic process. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek kinēsis ‘movement’ (from kinein ‘to move’) + -logy.
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