Neuroanatomy of Motion

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In this course, participants will delve into the intricate mechanisms of the human nervous system, encompassing the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves, to discern their pivotal role in kinetic movements. A particular emphasis will be placed on investigating the psychophysiological implications for movement planning and control. Topics of discussion include proprioception and the profound influence of emotions on human kinetics, elucidated through the lens of biomechanics.

Course leader

ELTE INSTITUTE OF HEALTH PROMOTION AND SPORT SCIENCES

Target group

No special requirements

Course aim

This course is tailored for individuals with an avid interest in the dynamic interplay between the mind and body, and those seeking a comprehensive understanding of psychophysiology, movement, and behavioral neuroscience.

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