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  • 6 pages KNH 382 Syllabus.docx
    • KNH 382 Syllabus.docx
    • Miami University
    • KNH 382 - Spring 2014
    • MIAMI UNIVERSITY Department of Kinesiology and Health KNH 382 (Sections D, E, F) Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription COURSE SYLLABUS & OUTLINE Fall, 2017 Course Number: KNH 382 (Sections D, E, F) Instructor: Randal Claytor, Ph.D., ACSM Certified
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  • 2 pages Framingham Risk Calculator.Lipids.xls
    • Framingham Risk Calculator.Lipids.xls
    • Miami University
    • KNH 382 - Spring 2014
    • From The Framingham Heart Study General CVD Risk Prediction Enter Values Here Units (Type Over Placeholder Values in Each Cell) male (m) or female (f) years mmHg yes (y) or no (n) yes (y) or no (n) yes (y) or no (n) mg/dL mg/dL f 21 118.5 n n n 83 191 Ris
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  • 4 pages LAB IPAQ.docx
    • LAB IPAQ.docx
    • Miami University
    • KNH 382 - Spring 2014
    • INTERNATIONAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY QUESTIONNAIRE (August 2002) SHORT LAST 7 DAYS SELF-ADMINISTERED FORMAT FOR USE WITH YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED ADULTS (15-69 years) The International Physical Activity Questionnaires (IPAQ) comprises a set of 4 questionnaires. L
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    LAB IPAQ.docx

  • 77 pages PA Fitness Terminology-Guidelines.ppt
    • PA Fitness Terminology-Guidelines.ppt
    • Miami University
    • KNH 382 - Spring 2014
    • KNH 382 Lecture Sections (D, E, F) Fall, 2017 WELCOME! We will be using a New (2018) Edition (10th) of the American College of Sports Medicines Guidelines for Exercise Testing and Prescription (ACSM-GETP10) as the REQUIRED text! You MUST get & use the 1
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    PA Fitness Terminology-Guidelines.ppt

  • 3 pages Framingham Risk Calculator.BMI.xls
    • Framingham Risk Calculator.BMI.xls
    • Miami University
    • KNH 382 - Spring 2014
    • From The Framingham Heart Study General CVD Risk Prediction Enter Values Here Risk Factor Sex Age Systolic Blood Pressure Treatment for Hypertension Smoking Diabetes Body Mass Index Units (Type Over Placeholder Values in Each Cell) male (m) or female (f)
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    Framingham Risk Calculator.BMI.xls

  • 2 pages LAB Lipid, Obesity and Physical Activity Recording Sheet.docx

    LAB Lipid, Obesity and Physical Activity Recording Sheet.docx

  • 6 pages LAB Activity 1.doc
    • LAB Activity 1.doc
    • Miami University
    • KNH 382 - Spring 2014
    • MIAMI UNIVERSITY KNH 382 - Laboratory #1 (Week 1) CHD Risk Factor Assessment Procedures RESTING BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT Blood pressure (BP) measurement is one of the most common clinical tests and it is recommended that people of all ages should have t
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    LAB Activity 1.doc

  • 23 pages LAB-Risk Factor Assessment.pdf

    LAB-Risk Factor Assessment.pdf

  • 14 pages LAB week 1.pptx
    • LAB week 1.pptx
    • Miami University
    • KNH 382 - Spring 2014
    • A B A L 2 38 1 H K N K EE W M E A S U R IN G F R C & B P H D IS K A C T O R S S E S S M E N T WHY DO WE MEASURE BLOOD PRESSURE? To screen for hypertension (high blood pressure) To determine the potential risk for cardiovascular disease. To determine the
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    LAB week 1.pptx

  • 1 pages Lab 5 Pics.docx
    • Lab 5 Pics.docx
    • Miami University
    • Functional Anatomy Lab
    • KNH 244L - Spring 2011
    • Lab 5: Shoulder Complex Muscles 23 February 2017 Arm Model #1: 1. lateral head of tricpes 2. long head of triceps 3. short head of biceps 4. long head of biceps Arm Model #2: 1. supraspinatus 2. infraspinatus 3. teres minor 4. subscapularis Full Body Mode
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  • 6 pages Answers_Week 4 Lab Activity_UE Joints and Ligaments (2).docx
    • Answers_Week 4 Lab Activity_UE Joints and Ligaments (2).docx
    • Miami University
    • Functional Anatomy Lab
    • KNH 244L - Spring 2011
    • KNH 244L Spring 2017 Davie Week 4 Lab Activity: Upper Extremity Joints and Ligaments Directions: Work with a partner on the following tasks. Use your textbooks, online resources, Anatomage Table, and iPads to assist you. For your reference. Synovial Joint
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    Answers_Week 4 Lab Activity_UE Joints and Ligaments (2).docx

  • 4 pages Answers_Week 10 Lab Activity_LE Joints and Ligaments (1).docx
    • Answers_Week 10 Lab Activity_LE Joints and Ligaments (1).docx
    • Miami University
    • Functional Anatomy Lab
    • KNH 244L - Spring 2011
    • KNH 244L Spring 2017 Davie Week 10 Lab Activity: Lower Extremity Joints and Ligaments Directions: Work with a partner on the following tasks. Use your textbooks, online resources, and iPads to assist you. Task A: Pelvic Joints 1. Identify the sacroiliac j
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    Answers_Week 10 Lab Activity_LE Joints and Ligaments (1).docx

  • 4 pages Week 10 Lab Activity_LE Joints and Ligaments.docx
    • Week 10 Lab Activity_LE Joints and Ligaments.docx
    • Miami University
    • Functional Anatomy Lab
    • KNH 244L - Spring 2011
    • KNH 244L Spring 2017 Davie Week 10 Lab Activity: Lower Extremity Joints and Ligaments Directions: Work with a partner on the following tasks. Use your textbooks, online resources, and iPads to assist you. Task A: Pelvic Joints 1. Identify the sacroiliac j
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    Week 10 Lab Activity_LE Joints and Ligaments.docx

  • 12 pages Lower Extremity Bones (3) Answers.pptx
    • Lower Extremity Bones (3) Answers.pptx
    • Miami University
    • Functional Anatomy Lab
    • KNH 244L - Spring 2011
    • Lower Extremity Bones Objectives Identify the bones of the pelvis and lower extremity Locate and identify key landmarks/structures on the bones Overview Overview Pelvis Lateral View *note the color scheme is different from A & P views Os Coxa 1 Ilium 1.
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    Lower Extremity Bones (3) Answers.pptx

  • 3 pages Lab 11 Pics.docx
    • Lab 11 Pics.docx
    • Miami University
    • Functional Anatomy Lab
    • KNH 244L - Spring 2011
    • Lab 11: Lower Extremity Joints & Ligaments 03 May 2017 Posterior Abdominal Wall Muscles Trunk Model: 1. Quadratus Lumborum 2. Psoas Major 3. Iliacus Posterior Abdominal Wall Muscles iPad Model: 1. Quadratus Lumborum 2. Psoas Major 3. Iliacus Gluteal Muscl
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    Lab 11 Pics.docx

  • 12 pages Lab 3 2017 summer Key (2).doc
    • Lab 3 2017 summer Key (2).doc
    • Miami University
    • The Biomechanics of Sports and Exercise
    • KNH 381LAB - Fall 2013
    • RUNNINGKINEMATICS/PROJECTILES,NEWTON'S2NDLAW, Learningobjectives(runningkinematics):Toincreaseunderstandingofdisplacement,speed, velocity,andaccelerationandhowtheyaremeasured.(backgroundinfoandequationsfor thispartcanbefoundinchapter2ofthetextbook) Proble
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    Lab 3 2017 summer Key (2).doc

  • 5 pages key homework Ch4 (1).pdf
    • key homework Ch4 (1).pdf
    • Miami University
    • Biomechanics
    • KNH 381 - Fall 2013
    • Chapter 4 Practice Problem Solutions 1. KE= mv= * 2 * 20= 400 J 2. Kinetic energy is mv so you just need to plug in the masses and velocities. One thing you should notice is that since the v is squared changes in velocity have a greater impact on the kine
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    key homework Ch4 (1).pdf

  • 5 pages Lab 4 torque stability.doc
    • Lab 4 torque stability.doc
    • Miami University
    • The Biomechanics of Sports and Exercise
    • KNH 381LAB - Fall 2013
    • CENTEROFGRAVITY/STABILITY/TORQUE Learning objective (COG stability): To increase understanding of center of mass (center of gravity), torque and stability. To be able to explain the variables that determine if you are stable or unstable. To understand how
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    Lab 4 torque stability.doc

  • 2 pages force curve (1).doc
    • force curve (1).doc
    • Miami University
    • Biomechanics
    • KNH 381 - Fall 2013
    • E A body weight C G L Above is what a ground reaction force curve (vertical force) looks like for someone that is performing a basic counter movement jump (thats when they start in a standing position, then squat down and jump up. Here are some of the imp
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  • 1 pages KNH381 hw chapter 3.docx

    KNH381 hw chapter 3.docx

  • 2 pages KNH381 homework 1.docx

    KNH381 homework 1.docx

  • 7 pages KNH381 chapt 4 & 5 homework.docx

    KNH381 chapt 4 & 5 homework.docx

  • 10 pages knh381 Lab 3.doc
    • knh381 Lab 3.doc
    • Miami University
    • The Biomechanics of Sports and Exercise
    • KNH 381LAB - Fall 2013
    • RUNNINGKINEMATICS/PROJECTILES,NEWTON'S2NDLAW, Learningobjectives(runningkinematics):Toincreaseunderstandingofdisplacement,speed, velocity,andaccelerationandhowtheyaremeasured.(backgroundinfoandequationsfor thispartcanbefoundinchapter2ofthetextbook) Proble
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    knh381 Lab 3.doc

  • 7 pages KNH381 lab 2.doc
    • KNH381 lab 2.doc
    • Miami University
    • The Biomechanics of Sports and Exercise
    • KNH 381LAB - Fall 2013
    • LabTime:_ Name:_ KNH381LBiomechanics FORCES/VECTORADDITION Learning objectives: To increase understanding of vectors. This includes 1)how to convert rectangular coordinates (x,y) to polar coordinates (resultant magnitude and angle) 2) how to add vectors t
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    KNH381 lab 2.doc

  • 6 pages KNH381 Lab 1.doc
    • KNH381 Lab 1.doc
    • Miami University
    • The Biomechanics of Sports and Exercise
    • KNH 381LAB - Fall 2013
    • Labtime:_ Name:_ KNH381LBiodynamics ANATOMICALDESCRIPTIONOFMOTION Learningobjective:Toidentifythejointactionsandtheirplanesandaxesofmotionforany humanmovement.Toapplytrigonometrytobasicsportsituations. Part1 Thewholeclasswillanalyzethefollowingactivitiesa
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    KNH381 Lab 1.doc

  • 24 pages 381Ch2Kinematics_Summer.ppt
    • 381Ch2Kinematics_Summer.ppt
    • Miami University
    • Biomechanics
    • KNH 381 - Fall 2013
    • Kinematics The study of motion without regard to its causes Classification of movements Translational motion particles follow parallel paths a) rectilinear translation all motion in a straight line b) curvilinear translation paths are not linear Classific
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    381Ch2Kinematics_Summer.ppt

  • 8 pages Lab 2 2017 summer key.doc
    • Lab 2 2017 summer key.doc
    • Miami University
    • The Biomechanics of Sports and Exercise
    • KNH 381LAB - Fall 2013
    • LabTime:_ Name: KNH381LBiomechanics FORCES/VECTORADDITION Learning objectives: To increase understanding of vectors. This includes 1)how to convert rectangular coordinates (x,y) to polar coordinates (resultant magnitude and angle) 2) how to add vectors th
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    Lab 2 2017 summer key.doc

  • 7 pages Lab 1 2017 summer key.doc
    • Lab 1 2017 summer key.doc
    • Miami University
    • The Biomechanics of Sports and Exercise
    • KNH 381LAB - Fall 2013
    • Labtime:_ Name:_ KNH381LBiodynamics ANATOMICALDESCRIPTIONOFMOTION Learningobjective:Toidentifythejointactionsandtheirplanesandaxesofmotionforany humanmovement.Toapplytrigonometrytobasicsportsituations. Part1 Thewholeclasswillanalyzethefollowingactivitiesa
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    Lab 1 2017 summer key.doc

  • 8 pages Davie_KNH 381 KEY CH2 homework.pdf
    • Davie_KNH 381 KEY CH2 homework.pdf
    • Miami University
    • Biomechanics
    • KNH 381 - Fall 2013
    • Answer Key Chapter 2 Homework problems- starting on page 81 1. Sam receives the kicked football on the 3 yd line and runs straight ahead toward the goal line before cutting to the right at the 15 yard line. He then runs 9 yards along the 15 yard line dire
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    Davie_KNH 381 KEY CH2 homework.pdf

  • 2 pages KNH 473 Assignment 1
    • KNH 473 Assignment 1
    • Miami University
    • Youth Sports
    • KNH 473 - Summer 2017
    • Stefan LaMonte KNH 473 5/17/17 Assignment 1 1. Developmentally appropriate practice is an approach to teaching grounded in the research on how young children develop and learn and in what is known about effective early education. It also has to do with th
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    KNH 473 Assignment 1

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