Movement as Medicine (Pt. 2): Biomotor Co-Dependence » Paul Chek's Blog
Exercise Science - BIOMOTOR ABILITIES are basic physiological capacities and include speed, endurance, strength, flexibility, and coordination. Many tasks EMPHASIZE >1 ability. BIOMOTOR TESTING involves basic TESTS to ASSESS these raw capacities.
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