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Application Of Kinesiology

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Justin Burgonio
Professor Zuiderweg
English 102
8 March 2016
Application of Kinesiology Kinesiology is a scientific study of movement, which is a very uncommon major. It may be about humans or nonhuman body movements, performance and functions as how they interact in real life activities. Kinesiology has many areas of studies to apply knowledge and methods around them. The use of kinesiology can benefit many people, as there are many career paths such as being an athletic trainer, fitness instructor or physical education instructor. Other than career paths, kinesiology can also identify problems within the body and have exercises and routines to help resolve the problem and result in a healthier state. Kinesiology can also improve the body …show more content…

Schools have Physical education teachers that keeps the students in an active state with various exercises such as running, jumping, climbing and many others. Kinesiology can also be a fitness instructor, designing aerobic routines or weight conditioning that can work for fitness clubs, or community agencies. Knowingly you are teaching or training someone, you can see how the routines can take affect and seeing how their life is getting better and better. The career does not have to be just a single type of exercise, but it can be many different routines that has to involve with body movement. People can find ways to improve certain parts of the body through various exercises and routines to further improve the wellbeing of the body through certain careers. A career in kinesiology is a benefit since people can help each other be better and train them in certain ways to improve their body. There are many other careers, but they all result with improving the body and finding the imbalances and fixing those imbalances. Kinesiology is another great study and reason to learn about other medical ways to improve the wellbeing of the …show more content…

Many will find it useful for them once they have a great understanding and knowledge. The importance of the body should be a number one priority for most people, and that taking care of the body is good habit to do. With a healthy body, it gives a healthy emotional state, putting a good balance between the mind and body. Once they have a good mindset between the mind and body, they can help or find a career to improve others. They can train selves or with others to live better, have a better body balance, and improve. With Kinesiology being more popular as a major, it can result in more trainers or just people training themselves to improve oneself or others being in a better

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