Kinesiology Lab at University of Toronto

5/16/2018

Erin Taylor, Communications Officer

What does studying kinesiology in university look like? Grade 12s studying exercise science headed to the University of Toronto to find out.

The afternoon started off with a presentation from the university about the study of kinesiology. They took a tour of U of T’s Kinesiology facilities and learned about the exciting opportunities they can look forward to in a university program. They participated in a practical movement activity, getting hands-on experience in a research setting. They also visited multiple labs in the facilities, including for motor control, mental health, and biomechanics.

It was an interesting opportunity to learn about kinesiology, and get excited for what they may get to work on in their university studies.

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Students checked out different labs and took part in a practical movement activity

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