Sport biomechanics
Sport biomechanics discipline of sport science which - as specific and applied biomechanics - deals with » movement as a fundamental behavioural dimension of the human being (» kinetics, » kinesiology, » movement research). It examines particularly the effective internal and external forces in the different sport disciplines and the interplay between motor system, mechanical forces, and physical movement. Sport movement forms and motor sequences are investigated by means of sophisticated techniques of data collection, the results of which are utilized for the development of optimal solutions for movement techniques. Biokine-matic studies strive for the quantitative-metric recording of movement parameters (distance, time, angle, velocity, acceleration). Biodynamic studies permit the registration of the internal and external forces causing an athlete‟s movement (» dynamometrics, » kinemetrics, kine-matography), particularly in relation to the loads applied to an athlete. The following areas of biomechanics are important for an interdisciplinary » movement theory, particularly when applying results in practice: analysis of the processes involved in the recording, control or regulation, and realization of movement through the interaction of sensory organs and brain (central nervous system and motor system), description of sport movement sequences and the involved forces, analysis and optimization of sport techniques, analysis of biomechanical performance-relevant quantities, collecting biomechanical norm values, laws and principles, and contributing towards interdisciplinary movement researchery (h.Haag & g.Haag, dictionary, 2003, 477p)
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