A Comprehensive Study Of Anatomy

A Comprehensive Study Human Anatomy and Movement

What you'll learn
You will learn anatomical terminology
You will learn all about the Skeletal System covering both bone structure and function
* You will learn about joints and joint movement from the intervertebral, shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, pelvis, knee, to the ankle/foot joints
* You will develop an understanding of muscle structure and function
* You will learn what muscle levers are and the related muscle terminology
* And most importantly you will learn about muscles that move the body
Requirements
There are no prerequisites for this course
Description
The Body Athletica Anatomy Course makes learning the bones, muscles and joints simple and easy for anyone who wants to deepen their. Own knowledge or if you want to begin your career as a fitness instructor.You will be learning anatomy from a physiotherapist and Clinical Pilates Instructor who teach you the specific science which you need to apply in your Pilates or other fitness instructing.Online learning means you can work at your own pace while gaining a more comprehensive understanding of anatomy.Body Athletica has compiled comprehensive online video tutorials meaning you benefit from both audio and visual learning where you are walked through every step of your learning with an interactive video as opposed to simply studying a manual at home.So what do we mean when we say out course is world class and comprehensive?Learn anatomical terminologyLearn about the Skeletal System including bone structure and functionLearn about joints and joint movement including intervertebral, shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, pelvis, knee, and ankle/foot jointsLearn about muscle structure and functionLearn about muscle levers and muscle terminologyLearn about muscles that move the bodyJoin the ranks of thousands of people worldwide who have taken our course and gone on to become world class, internationally certified and sought after Body Athletica Instructors.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Learning Objectives

Section 2: Anatomical Terminology

Lecture 3 Anatomical Terminology

Section 3: Bones

Lecture 4 Overview Of The Bones

Section 4: The Axial Skeleton

Lecture 5 What Is The Axial Skeleton

Lecture 6 The Vertebral Column

Lecture 7 Ribs and Sternum

Lecture 8 Bones and Joints of the Spine and Thoracic Cage

Section 5: The Appendicular Skeleton

Lecture 9 What Is The Appendicular Skeleton

Lecture 10 The Shoulder Girdle

Lecture 11 The Upper Limbs

Lecture 12 The Pelvic Girdle

Lecture 13 The Lower Limbs

Lecture 14 Bones And Joints Of The Upper Limbs

Section 6: Joints

Lecture 15 Function And Classification Of Joints

Lecture 16 Movements Of Synovial Joints

Lecture 17 Types Of Synovial Joints

Lecture 18 Shoulder Girdle

Lecture 19 The Elbow Joint Complex

Lecture 20 The Hip Joint

Lecture 21 The Sacroiliac and Pubic Symphysis Joints

Lecture 22 The Knee Joint

Lecture 23 Ankle Joint Complex

Lecture 24 The Foot

Lecture 25 Bones And Joints Of The Lower Limbs

Section 7: Muscles

Lecture 26 Introduction To Muscles

Lecture 27 Blood Vessels And Nerves

Lecture 28 Levers

Lecture 29 Muscle Organisation, Contraction and Performance

Lecture 30 Muscle Terminology

Lecture 31 Muscles That Move The Spine

Lecture 32 Trunk Stabilising Muscles

Lecture 33 Core And Spinal Muscles

Section 8: Appendicular Muscles

Lecture 34 Muscles Facilitating Scapula Movement And Stability

Lecture 35 Muscles That Facilitate Shoulder Joint Movement

Lecture 36 Muscles Facilitating Elbow Joint Movement

Lecture 37 Muscles That Facilitate Wrist and Hand Movement

Lecture 38 Muscles That Facilitate Hip Joint Movement

Lecture 39 Muscles That Facilitate Knee Joint Movement

Lecture 40 Muscles Facilitating Foot And Ankle Joint Movement

Lecture 41 Upper Limb Muscles

Lecture 42 Muscles In Movement

Lecture 43 Lower Limbs In Action

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