Showing posts with label Kinesiology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kinesiology. Show all posts
Friday, December 21, 2018
A Brief Introduction to Kinesiology
A college student in South Carolina, Andrew Khoury graduated from Oak Hill Academy in Mouth of Wilson, Virginia. Currently a senior at South Carolina's Charleston Southern University, Andrew Khoury is preparing to graduate with a bachelor's in kinesiology.
Kinesiology is the study of human movement. Many theories comprising the discipline were pioneered in the early 1960s by Dr. George Goodheart, an American chiropractor, who originally applied his ideas to correct abnormal posture resulting in weakness of specific muscles or muscle groups. His work led to the field of applied kinesiology, which uses a method of muscle testing to identify and treat various issues in the body.
Those who study kinesiology as undergraduate and graduate students focus more broadly on the ways in which exercise and physical activity can support overall health and wellness. Kinesiology students learn about both aerobic and anaerobic exercise as well as weight lifting and cardiovascular training. The study also covers general health topics related to anatomy, physiology, and psychomotor behavior.
Once they complete their academic studies, kinesiologists can enter careers in various fields, including physical education, athletic coaching and training, and occupational or rehabilitative therapy. In addition to helping people manage and treat physical injuries and other medical conditions, the work of many kinesiologists focuses on preventing injury while helping to improve overall health and physical performance.
Monday, June 25, 2018
Obtaining a BS in Kinesiology at CSU College of Health-Sciences
A Charleston Southern University student, Andrew Khoury possesses a background in soccer with a history of coaching experience, participating in state championships, and winning multiple individual athletic awards. Andrew Khoury is working toward a bachelor of science (BS) in kinesiology at the Charleston Southern University College of Health-Sciences.
A bachelor of science in kinesiology at CSU prepares students to pursue careers in schools, sports medicine clinics, corporate wellness centers, and rehabilitation. Students also may continue their studies in graduate school and expand their horizons into related areas such as exercise physiology, sports psychology, and athletic training.
Graduating with a BS in kinesiology degree at the university requires students to complete 44 hours in major studies, which include three biology courses, one health and physical education course, and 12 kinesiology courses. In addition, all students pursuing an undergraduate degree must complete the liberal arts core, consisting of 47 credit hours that equip graduates with a basic understanding of Christianity, literature, mathematics, natural sciences, the arts, and culture and relationships. Students may take elective courses for the remainder of the 125-credit hour requirement.
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