Etymology and Meaning
Origin
The term "kinesthetics" was first coined in 1906 by the American educator Henry Ling Taylor. Taylor was inspired by the work of the Swedish physiologist Per Henrik Ling, who had developed a system of gymnastics based on the principles of human movement.
Meaning
Kinesthetics refers to the ability to sense and coordinate bodily movements. It involves the perception and control of the body's position, orientation, and movement in space. Kinesthetic awareness allows us to perform everyday tasks such as walking, running, jumping, and reaching.
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