Lecture Note Questions Flashcards

1
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‘Understanding of velocity and acceleration’ is a…?

A

Biomechanical principle

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2
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The action-reaction law is a…

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Biomechanical principle

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3
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The effects of arm and leg length and muscle power on torque production is an example of…

A

A biomechanical principle

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4
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The effects of centre of gravity location is an example of…

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A biomechanical principle

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5
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The conservation of angular momentum is an example of…

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A biomechanical principle

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6
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What is an open kinetic chain?

A

One end of the chain is fixed, the other is free to move.

The end of the chain can move independently of the other end.

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7
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Does the movement of proximal segments in an open kinetic chain always result in complete movement?

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No

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8
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True or false: in an open kinetic chain, the end of the chain can move independently of the other end.

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True

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9
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True or false: in an open kinetic chain, the end of the chain can NOT move independently of the other end.

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False

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10
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Describe a push-like movement pattern.

A

All segments are moving simultaneously.

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11
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Describe a throw-like movement pattern.

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Proximal segments move prior to distal segments

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12
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In an open kinetic chain, push-like patterns allow…

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…high force or high accuracy

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13
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In an open kinetic chain, throw-like patterns allow…

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…high movement velocities with less accuracy

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14
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What is the limitation of an open-chain push-like pattern?

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Speed is limited to speed of muscle shortening.

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15
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How does an open chain throw-like pattern allow high movement speeds?

A

Transfer of angular momentum

Storage & release of elastic energy.

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16
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What is the radius of gyration, and what is it important in?

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The distribution of mass with respect to a given axis of rotation.
Changes as point of rotation changes.
Important in calculating inertia: I = mk^2

17
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What is the radius of gyration, and what is it important in?

A

The distribution of mass with respect to a given axis of rotation.
Changes as point of rotation changes.
Important in calculating inertia: I = mk^2

18
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How does the conservation of angular momentum apply to open kinetic chain throw-like patterns?

A

By suddenly stopping the proximal segment, the momentum is transferred to more distal segments.

19
Q

How do skilled performers complete a movement?

A
Large number of segments
Allowing segments to lag & whip
Free movement of joints
Proximal to distal sequencing
Large range of motion
20
Q

How do unskilled performers complete a movement?

A
Small number of segments
Distal segments don't lag
Stiff joint movement
Lack of sequencing
Small range of motion
21
Q

What is joint power?

A

The rate at which energy is created or absorbed around a joint.

22
Q

What is running economy?

A

The energy demand for a given velocity of submaximal running.

23
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What is Rate of Force Development?

A

The change in force over a given time.