BIOMECHANICS CHAPTER 1

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BIOMECHANICS CHAPTER 1

improving human performance

wind tunnel

carpal tunnel syndrome

handlebar palsy

occupational biomechanics

problem solving approach

qualitative

description quality without use numbers

quantitative

implies number involved

science involving study of biological systems from mechanical perspective

branch of physic involve action of forces, study anatomical and function aspects of living organism

application of mechanical principles in study of living organisms

sports medicine

encompasses both clinical and scientific aspects of exercise and sport

kinesiology

study of human movement

major sub branches of mechanics

Subtopic

kinetics

study of forces associated with motion

kinematics

appearance of motion

dynamic

study of system in acceleration present

statics

study of system in state of constant motion, either rest or moving