ES 3003 creditsPrereq: Pre-Requisite: ES 200 , ES 207 and PGY 300 or ES 208 .
ES 300: Theory of Athletic Injury
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- Studies the theory and principles of athletic injury as associated with human performance. Emphasizes the application of scientific principles of human growth and development, physical conditioning, injury prevention, and emergency care, and the understanding of rehabilitative procedures.
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- Exercise Science
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- John Pryor
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