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Functional movement

Functional movements are movements based on real-world situational biomechanics. They usually involve multi-planar, multi-joint movements which place demand on the body's core musculature and innervation. They may be measured via a functional movement screen.

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Functional vs other movements

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Biomechanics

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Overview

BiomechanicsPlanarJointCoreMusculature
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Functional vs other movements

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Functional movement

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples12
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Functional movement

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related to Muscle-specific · 4
Functional movement → For, Functional, These, Traditional
see also · 4
Functional movement → BiomechanicsCore, Functional, Le Corre, MovNat
related to Sports-specific · 3
Functional movement → Sports-specific, While, Yet
related to Biomechanics · 1
Functional movement → Functional

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functional movements core movement biomechanics usually sports-specific based body's muscle-specific also exercises musculature innervation complexity attempt variables muscles motor real-world

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Functional movementrelated to BiomechanicsFunctional0.60section
Functional movementrelated to Muscle-specificTraditional0.60section
Functional movementrelated to Muscle-specificFor0.60section
Functional movementrelated to Muscle-specificThese0.60section
Functional movementrelated to Muscle-specificFunctional0.60section
Functional movementrelated to Sports-specificSports-specific0.60section
Functional movementrelated to Sports-specificWhile0.60section
Functional movementrelated to Sports-specificYet0.60section
Functional movementsee alsoBiomechanicsCore0.60section
Functional movementsee alsoFunctional0.60section
Functional movementsee alsoLe Corre0.60section
Functional movementsee alsoMovNat0.60section

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