improve-training Flashcards
which type of contraction produce positive work that = increase in mechanical energy
concentric
which type of contraction produce negative work that = decrease in mechanical energy
eccentric
which force produce 0 work and no change in mechanical energy
isometric
which motion need increase in mechanical energy
lifted, speed up, stretched or deformend
which motion need decrease in mechanical energy
lowered, slowed up, unstretched reformed
which type of contraction create torque in same direction as observed in motion
concentric
which type of contraction create torque in opposite direction of observed motion
eccentric
which type of contraction create torque in opposite direction to motion that would occurs wihtout contraction
isometric
muscle that is stretch during extreme range of motion need to be flexible like the _ in the vertical jump
shoulder joint
muscle that are active when large joint angular acceleration or impact occur need to be powerful so need to be strength and power like the _ in vertical jump
anke PF, knee + hip extensor and shoulder flexor
what is the goal, mechanical goal and subgoal exemple in high jump
goal: clear a crossbar set as high as possible
mechanical goal: maximaze the height of the crossbar cleared
subgoal:Maximize height of jumper’s CG at takeoff
Maximize vertical displacement of CG from takeoff to max height
Minimize difference between max height of jumper’s CG and crossbar height
what can be done to maximize height of the jump CG at take off
Raise the CG as high as possible at the instant of takeoff
- Achieve an upright trunk position
- Fully extend the takeoff leg
- Reach high upward with both arms and the free leg
what to do to Maximize vertical displacement of CG from takeoff to max height
Make the vertical velocity of the CG at takeoff as high as possible
- Maximize vertical ground reaction force
push down against the ground with as much force as possible
Increase run-up velocity
Accelerate the arms and free leg upward
- Maximize duration of takeoff foot contact during takeoff phase
CG low at the start of takeoff and high at the end of takeoff
Swing body parts through a large range of motion