CH - 8 Flashcards
wht is biomechanics?
- sceince of movement of living body
- bones, tendons, muscle, ligament, work together
- produce movement
newtons laws of motion
1st law - if a body is in motion remains in motion and if a body is at rest it remains at rest until and unless an external force is acted upon them.
- football, sprint
2nd law - force = mass into acc.
- cricket ball catch move back
- baseball bat
3rd law - every action equal and opposite reaction
- swimming, jumping
wht are levers and its types?
lever - bones joints mucles
- rigid bone
- muscle on which force is acted
- turning movement
- fulcrum fixed point
- load kept on rigid structure
types-
1st class lever
2n dclass lever
3rd class lever
1st class lever
fulcrum in middle
- eg - throwing ball
fulcrum - elbow
effort - tricep
load - ball
- eg - tilting head
- eg- scissors
2nd class lever
load in middle
- eg- standing at toe [heel raise]
fulcrum - ankle joint
effort - gastronemius
load - body
- eg - trolly pushing
3rd class lever
- force in middle
-eg - bicep curl
fulcrum- elbow joint
effort - biceps
load - arm - eg - eyebrow pluck pin
equilibrium
state of balance of all forces acting upan the body
- sum of all acting force is zero
- scienitfic term for - balnce - stability
types of equilibrium?
static
dynamic
define static/ dynamic equilibrium
static - state of balance
- body at rest
- centre of gravity not in static position
- eg - stand on one leg
dynamic - state of balance
- of all forces acting upon the moving body
- no change in speed or direction occurs
-eg - run, gymnastics
centre of gravity?
- imaginary point around which body is balanced
- human centre of weight = cog
- cog chnages direction acc to movement
- for better skilld knowledge of cog is imp
friction?
- force acts parllel to movement , resists movement
- works in opp directin of force
- more rough more friction
types of friction?
- static - which exists before object starts to move
- sliding - when object slides
- rolling - when object rolls
- fluid - movement hindered by air or water
projectile in sports
- anything thrown/ jumped in air
- follow a certain path of flight - PARABOLA
- balls, javelin
- 45 degree max dist.
- FOOTBALL, HOCKEY, GOLF
factors that affect proejctile ?
- angle of projection
- velocity
- projectin
- relative height of projection
- angle of projECTILE
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