kinesthetics

Sensing muscle position

Kinesthetics is the study or system of bodily movement and physical sensation as a mode of learning or perception.

Some people are kinesthetic learners, absorbing information best through hands-on activity rather than reading or listening: She's a kinesthetics person—she needs to touch things to understand them.

The term appears in education theory and movement-based disciplines.

body-awareness

proprioception

Body's spatial self-awareness

balance · equilibrium · sensorimotor · embodiment · grounding · centering

coordination

hand-eye coordination

Ability to sync vision and movement

synchronization · timing · control · balance · fluidity · grace · reflexes · gross motor · muscle memory · reaction time

learning

hands-on learning

Education via direct participation

skill acquisition · repetition · training · demonstration · imitation · procedural memory

movement

motion

Change in position

stride · reach · grasp · manipulation · articulation · fluency · range of motion · mobility · flexibility · extension

athletics

sports training

Preparation for competitive athletics

agility drills · endurance · muscle control · body mechanics · power · speed · reaction · recovery

therapy

physical therapy

Rehabilitative movement-based medical care

dance

choreography

Designing performance movement sequences

improvisation · elevation · turnout · alignment · expression · musicality · phrasing

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sensory modality

kinestheticsvision

Ability to see

hearing · audition · sight · visual perception · olfaction

learning style

kinestheticsvisual learning

Comprehension through images

auditory learning · passive learning · abstract reasoning · book learning · observation

bodily awareness vs. external perception

kinestheticsdisembodiment

Separation from physical form

cerebral · intellectualism · numbness · stillness · immobility

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