Biomechanics is the study of movement in living organisms, applying physics and engineering principles to understand forces acting on the body. Its objectives include improving performance in sports, preventing injuries, enhancing rehabilitation techniques, and designing effective movement support equipment. Overall, biomechanics significantly contributes to movement analysis, performance enhancement, and innovation in sports and healthcare.
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Objectives of Biomechanics
Biomechanics is the study of movement in living organisms, applying physics and engineering principles to understand forces acting on the body. Its objectives include improving performance in sports, preventing injuries, enhancing rehabilitation techniques, and designing effective movement support equipment. Overall, biomechanics significantly contributes to movement analysis, performance enhancement, and innovation in sports and healthcare.
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Objectives of Biomechanics
Chapter III: Biomechanics and Body
Movements Presented by: Sidney Eugene B. Ataal Introduction to Biomechanics • • Biomechanics is the study of movement in living organisms. • • It applies principles of physics and engineering to human movement. • • Helps in understanding how forces act on the body. Objectives of Biomechanics • • Improve performance in sports and daily activities. • • Prevent injuries by analyzing movement patterns. • • Enhance rehabilitation techniques. • • Design effective equipment and tools for movement support. Improving Performance • • Biomechanics helps athletes optimize movement for efficiency. • • Reduces energy waste and enhances technique. • • Applied in various sports for better results. Injury Prevention • • Identifies risky movements that lead to injuries. • • Helps in designing safer training routines. • • Used in ergonomics to prevent workplace injuries. Rehabilitation and Recovery • • Assists in designing physical therapy programs. • • Ensures effective recovery from injuries. • • Helps restore normal movement patterns. Equipment Design and Innovation • • Used in designing prosthetics and orthotics. • • Improves sports gear for better performance. • • Enhances safety in various activities. Conclusion • • Biomechanics plays a vital role in movement analysis. • • Helps in performance improvement, injury prevention, and rehabilitation. • • Contributes to innovation in sports and healthcare.