human locomotion

Describes the structure and function of the different parts of the human skeleton and how it is able to move with the aid of a system of muscles. Also discusses muscular and skeletal disorders and their treatment.

Presents a study of movement, balance, and coordination, how the brain controls movement, and provides information on the muscles, lungs, heart, and joints in connection with the movement of the body.

Explains the mechanical workings of the human body by using engineering principles.

Uses illustrations and microphotography to support lessons on how the three types of muscles function in the human body. Includes definitions of unfamiliar words, and a cumulative index.

Explains how all parts of the body work together so that we can walk, run, jump and make many kinds of movements.

Describes the bones, muscles, joints, and related nerves, tendons, ligaments, and other parts of the body that enable us to move.

Provides a history and evolution of competitive swimming and explores the scientific principles and concepts related to the sport, the relevant biomechanics and physiology, and the elements of sports medicine associated with swimmers.