kinesthesia

• Nom désignant la perception de la position du corps, des mouvements et de la tension musculaire, ainsi que la capacité à ressentir les déplacements des membres et de l'ensemble du corps.

A noun referring to the perception of body position, movement, and muscular tensions, as well as the ability to feel movements of the limbs and body.

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1. Perception of body movementC1formalmedical

   The sense that detects bodily position, weight, or movement of the muscles, tendons, and joints.

   Kinesthésie (sens du mouvement corporel)

   • Kinesthesia allows you to touch your nose with your eyes closed.
   • Dancers rely heavily on kinesthesia to perfect their movements.
   • Injuries can impair kinesthesia, affecting balance and coordination.

   Synonymeskinaesthesiakinaesthesiskinesthesismuscle senseproprioception

2. Awareness of limb positionC1formalmedical

   The ability to sense the position and movement of your limbs and body parts without looking.

   kinesthésie (proprioception)

   • Kinesthesia helps you walk without constantly watching your feet.
   • Athletes train to improve their kinesthesia for better performance.
   • The doctor tested her kinesthesia by asking her to touch her finger to her nose.

   Synonymeskinesthesismuscle senseproprioception