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Therefore producing a larger force than one force alone. Exercise Science Section 15: As the ball is hit, the elbow extends to increase the length of the lever and allow the racket head to travel at full speed. Achieved by adding forces of each body segment together. Share buttons are a little bit lower.
By driving his foot into the blocks the sprinter is using ground reaction forces to propel his body. Table 7.
Principles of Biomechanical Analysis
Once this is has been achieved the lever arm can be lengthened by straightening the joint to maximise the speed at the end of the lever. Copy to clipboard.
Lesson Aim: The surface of the object. Feedback Privacy Policy Feedback. Auth with social network: Share buttons are a little bit lower.
This achievement standard requires demonstration of understanding of functional anatomy and biomechanical principles and how they relate to physical activity,. All rights reserved. Auth with social network: Shuttlecock — golf ball. Similar presentations.
Movement usually occurs in the direction opposite that of the applied force. Medicine ball throw sitting on a Swiss ball.
Download ppt "Principles of Biomechanical Analysis". Resulting momentum applied to the ball — in the direction of the largest force. Below is a picture of a flying jet. I agree. Please wait.
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