movement science
Understanding the Biomechanics of the Spine
The spine is the structural backbone of the human body—literally and biomechanically. It supports posture, enables flexible movement, and protects the spinal cord. Understanding ...
How Biomechanics Helps in Designing Better Prosthetics
Prosthetic technology has come a long way—from wooden legs and rigid braces to today’s smart, lifelike limbs. At the heart of this evolution lies ...
How Scientific Research Translates to Clinical Biomechanics
Scientific research serves as the foundation of clinical biomechanics, bridging laboratory discoveries with practical applications that enhance patient care. By studying the mechanics of ...
How Gait Analysis Is Revolutionizing Physical Therapy
Gait—the way we walk—may seem simple, but it’s a complex process involving coordination between muscles, joints, nerves, and the brain. When this system breaks ...
5 Ways Biomechanics Is Improving Post-Surgery Recovery
Recovering from surgery—especially orthopedic or neurological procedures—can be a long and challenging journey. But thanks to breakthroughs in biomechanics, post-surgery recovery is becoming faster, ...
