AT 690 - Biomechanics & Ergonomics

This course examines biomechanics and ergonomics in athletic, occupational, and clinical settings. Students analyze human movement, tissue loading, and neuromuscular control to guide injury prevention, performance optimization, and safe task design. Topics include movement assessment, posture, force production and work hardening, equipment and workstation design, and ergonomic interventions, with practical application of biomechanical data to rehabilitation, performance, and athletic training practice.

Credits: 3

Class Level Graduate
Program MSAT