Maryn Weiger

[Maryn Weiger @MarynWeiger]

@docgoble The quarter back uses his visual system to read where the players are and whether or not they are open as well as where they will end up (0:02). The player who catches the ball has to see the ball and the speed of the ball to meet it where it lands (0:23).

[Maryn Weiger @MarynWeiger]

@StefSteph0512 This is interesting because oftentimes we can be scared of tests like this but seeing how manageable it is will help people not be scared. Carpal tunnel is a serious condition that brings pain to many people. Knowing how it works and allowing us to get ahead of it will help!

[Maryn Weiger @MarynWeiger]

#EXS3030 EMG being used to help exercise muscles that previously did not have the ability to on their own using EMG robot technology ! https://t.co/llUbFXJdP4

[Maryn Weiger @MarynWeiger]

@KGallagher_6 I love this example of human movement. It shows the ability to run to the ball and control your body enough to hit it over the net. It also shows the person making the original digs' ability to react fast. All require endurance, coordination, and fast reaction time.

[Maryn Weiger @MarynWeiger]

#EXS3030 I think this is a great example of impressive human motor control. To pull off these saves motor control plays a huge role. These goalies have good reaction time, flexibility, body control, strength and agility/endurance. Your mind and body have to work well together.

[Maryn Weiger @MarynWeiger]

I’m taking #EXS3030 @OaklanduSHS with @docgoble because I enjoy learning about the human body and how it works. As an EXS major who wants to be a nurse, I want to learn how the body moves, what happens when something within it isn’t working, and how that can affect our movements.