Biomechanics
Turn a movement question into an explicit model, a checked calculation and a defensible explanation.
University kinesiology, exercise-science and health-science students.
Try related free learning →What you will work toward
- Construct free-body diagrams with clear boundaries.
- Calculate motion, force, moment, work and power with units.
- Compare strategies and explain uncertainty without inventing tissue loads.
Before you start
- Functional anatomy; algebra, trigonometry, units and vectors bridge.
No compulsory paid prerequisite bundle is planned. Equivalent knowledge counts.
A prerequisite self-check
Can you rearrange a simple equation and distinguish a force from a moment?
If not yet, use the introductory bridge before moving ahead. This is a study prompt, not an admissions test.
Course units
Measurement and model foundations
Explanation → worked example → independent practice → feedback and review.
Linear and angular kinematics
Explanation → worked example → independent practice → feedback and review.
Forces and free-body diagrams
Explanation → worked example → independent practice → feedback and review.
Moments and levers
Explanation → worked example → independent practice → feedback and review.
Work, energy and power
Explanation → worked example → independent practice → feedback and review.
Tissue mechanics and movement analysis
Explanation → worked example → independent practice → feedback and review.
Integrated movement project
Explanation → worked example → independent practice → feedback and review.
Try the learning approach now
Existing measurement and study workshops →
This related free resource introduces the learning approach. It is separate from the paid course. Public free content remains free.
What is included
- Structured text, original or licensed diagrams where useful, and worked problems.
- Independent practice with progressive hints, answer explanations and misconception feedback.
- Personal-use worksheets and course corrections during the access period.
- A final transfer task for applying ideas in a changed situation.
Boundaries and support
Simplified movement models do not diagnose injury or define one ideal technique.
No live teaching, individual marking, unlimited personal support, accreditation, future courses or lifetime updates are promised.
Browser-local AI is currently unavailable, not an included working feature. Essential study help will not require a paid AI service.
Current students come first
Your existing product, price and access term remain unchanged. Existing all-access, lifetime, bundle or included-content rights take precedence; no new 24-month expiry will be imposed retroactively. If existing rights or overlapping content need reconciliation, checkout is held for that account so you are not charged again.
These are educational self-study courses, not clinical advice, accreditation or certification. Qualified human clinical approval is not claimed. Read the purchase and refund conditions before paying.