1st Edition
Paediatric Biomechanics and Motor Control Theory and Application
Part 1 Biological Changes Relating During Motor Development Chapter 1. Growth And Maturation During Childhood - Craig Williams, Louise Wood, Mark De Ste Croix Chapter 2. Sensory Development And Motor Control In Infants And Children - Jan Piek Chapter 3. Development Of Neuromuscular Coordination With Implications In Motor Control - Eleftherios Kellis, Vassileia Hatzitaki Part 2 Motor Development And Force Production Chapter 4. Development Of Strength During Childhood - Louise Wood, Mark De Ste Croix Chapter 5. Development Of The Musculo-Skeletal Stiffness - Anthony Blazevich, Charile Waugh, Thomas Korff Chapter 6. Paediatric Biomechanical Modelling Techniques - Thomas Korff, Florian Fath Part 3 Biomechanics Of Postural Control And Selected Fundamental Motor Skills Chapter 7. Biomechanical Aspects Of The Development Of Postural Control - Jody Jensen, Renate Van Zandwijk Chapter 8. Biomechanical Aspects Of The Development Of Walking - Beverly Ulrich, Masayoshi Kubo Chapter 9. Biomechanical Aspects Of The Development Of Object Projection Skills - Stephen Langendorfer, Mary Ann Roberton, David Stodden Part 4 Selected Clinical Applications Chapter 10. The Biomechanical Basis Of Injury During Childhood - Caroline Finch, Dara Towmey Chapter 11. Dynamic Knee Stability During Childhood - Mark De Ste Croix, Martine Deighan Chapter 12. Developmental Coordination Disorder: Biomechanical And Neuromuscular Considerations - Jill Whitall, Jane Clark Chapter 13. Biomechanical And Neuromuscular Aspects Of Motor Development In Children With Cerebral Palsy - Laura Prosser, Diane Damiano
Biography
Mark De Ste Croix PhD, is a Reader in Paediatric Sport and Exercise Physiology, Department of Sport and Exercise Science, University of Gloucestershire, UK.
Thomas Korff PhD, is a Senior Lecturer in Biomechanics, Centre for Sports Medicine and Human Performance, Brunel University, UK.
