Kinesiology is the science that deals with the study of human movement, based on the laws of biomechanics. As a dynamic science, it is constantly evolving, while modern research data come to the surface to support, enrich, or debunk beliefs and practices that have been applied for decades.

The diverse applicability of Kinesiology, across all professional fields of science related to rehabilitation (doctors, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, orthotic designers, etc.) or optimization (physical education scientists, dancers, actors, etc.) of human movement, has led to a multifaceted approach to its principles and applications. Nevertheless, contemporary Greek-language publications available in the literature are few and stem from various areas, aside from therapeutic rehabilitation.

The Greek edition "Kinesiology: the mechanics and pathomechanics of human movement" comes to fill the gap that exists in the Greek literature on this subject. It provides a comprehensive approach to modern Kinesiology, based on the most recent research data.

A unique feature of the book is the analysis of the pathomechanics of each joint and each muscle, aimed at relating Kinesiology to clinical applications. The inclusion of clinical correlations also aids the reader in introducing the concepts of Kinesiology into clinical practice.

It is considered that "Kinesiology: the mechanics and pathomechanics of human movement" is an essential resource for every student associated with the field of therapeutic rehabilitation and a necessary guide for every clinical practitioner.