kinesthetic is incorrectly written, and should be written as "kinesthesia" being its meaning:Singular feminine adjective of kinestesia, unrecognized word. RAE Yes supports kinesthesia, from the Greek kineo: move and aisthesis aistheseos: perception, sensation. It is the feeling of physical euilibrio and organic both in the position of rest as movement of our body that we provide our senses propiocentores through the nervous system. It affects mostly the spatial orientation and motor coordination
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