Forma Audax. Visio Culta. Femori Terminus Nullus. Department BIO

Department / Sciences

Biomechanics and Applied Movement

BIO is the academy's lab science department. Coursework studies hip stability, gait, force production, recovery, and the lower-body biomechanics that make every other discipline at the academy possible.

Academy biomechanics lab studying lower-body movement.

Department Overview

The BIO lab pairs anatomy and force-system theory with weekly hands-on screenings — gait, mobility, training-load tolerance — and a fieldwork component on stairs, slopes, and sport movement across campus.

Courses

BIO.230 Lower-Body Mechanics & Mobility

Prereq: FEM.101 or introductory biology

U (Spring)

2-4-6 units

Hip stability, gait, force production, recovery, and applied lower-body biomechanics.

Andrea Kim