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Volume 7 (2018): Issue 1 (Feb 2018)

in Kinesiology Review

Print ISSN:: 2163-0453

Online ISSN:: 2161-6035

INTRODUCTION
- Movement Forms, Function, and Skill
  
  By: Karl M. Newell
  
  Pages: 1
THE ACADEMY PAPERS
- Motor Patterns Acquired Early in Life, the Brain-Behavior Coalition, and the Importance of Context
  
  By: Ryota Nishiyori and Beverly D. Ulrich
  
  Pages: 2–9
- The Embodied Origins of Infant Reaching: Implications for the Emergence of Eye-Hand Coordination
  
  By: Daniela Corbetta, Rebecca F. Wiener, Sabrina L. Thurman and Emalie McMahon
  
  Pages: 10–17
- Strategies for the Control of Balance During Locomotion
  
  By: Hendrik Reimann, Tyler Fettrow and John J. Jeka
  
  Pages: 18–25
- Fractal Dynamics, Variability, and Coordination in Human Locomotion
  
  By: Scott W. Ducharme and Richard E.A. van Emmerik
  
  Pages: 26–35
- The Past and Future of Clock-Like Timing in Motor Performance
  
  By: Howard N. Zelaznik
  
  Pages: 36–41
- Brain Dynamics and Motor Behavior: A Case for Efficiency and Refinement for Superior Performance
  
  By: Bradley D. Hatfield
  
  Pages: 42–50
- Concussion: A Window Into Brain–Movement Relations in Motor Control
  
  By: Michael Gay and Semyon Slobounov
  
  Pages: 51–57
- Thoughts About the Negative Results of Clinical Trials in Rehabilitation Medicine
  
  By: Carolee Winstein
  
  Pages: 58–63
- Abundant Degrees of Freedom Are Not a Problem
  
  By: Mark L. Latash
  
  Pages: 64–72
- Ecological Physics and the Perceptual Information That Supports Motor Control
  
  By: Thomas A. Stoffregen
  
  Pages: 73–78
- Action, Movement, and Culture: Does Culture Shape Movement?
  
  By: Blandine Bril
  
  Pages: 79–87
- Body Size and Movement
  
  By: John H. Challis
  
  Pages: 88–93

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