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Kinesiology

The aim of every science is to determine laws (Momirović, 1968). Kinesiology has at its disposal the instruments for gathering and analyzing pieces of information and data obtained through research. As a scientific study which deals with governing exercise processes, it includes elements of a system that controls and a system being controlled, as well as application of kinesiological stimuli which represent a set of kinesiological operators, exercises and energy necessary for processes of adaptation. Important subject of interest in kinesiology is the study of consequences of exercise processes on human body, i.e., on changes of different human characteristics, abilities and motor skills. It is clear that the aim classifies certain movement as kinesiological or non-kinesiological activity. In conclusion, the applied kinesiological findings serve to improve the effects in various sports and sports-recreational activities of any type and level, and in education and kinesitherapy, provided that the principles and laws of applied kinesiology are expertly used in those activities. The branches of kinesiology are classified as follows: systematic kinesiology, sports kinesiology, kinesiological education, kinesiological recreation, kinesitherapy and adjusted physical activity, kinanthropology. https://www.kif.unizg.hr/djelatnici//goran.sporis

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