movement analysis Flashcards
explain the elbow joint (bones and type of joint):
hinge joint containing ulna, radius and humerus
agonist and antagonist for flexion at the shoulder
agonist = anterior deltoid
antagonist = latissimus dorsi
agonist and antagonist for extension/hyper extension at the shoulder
agonist = latissimus Dorsi
antagonist = anterior deltoid
agonist and antagonist for horizontal abduction at the shoulder
agonist = latissimus dorsi
antagonist = pectorals
agonist at shoulder at downwards phase of press up
pectoralis major
what is an eccentric muscle contraction, when does it occur?
one where the muscles lengthens when contracting. Occurs when gravity is involved e.g. downwards phase of squat, press up
what is a concentric muscle contraction?
one where the muscles shorten when contracting
agonist and antagonist for flexion at the elbow?
agonist = bicep
antagonist = tricep
agonist and antagonist for plantar flexion at the ankle
agonist = gastrocnemius
antagonist = tibialis anterior
agonist and antagonist for adduction at the hip
agonist = adductors (adductor longus/magnus/brevis)
antagonist= tensor fascia latae and gluteus medias/minimus
what is a first class lever/ what is the mechanical advantage and disadvantage/
fulcrum in the middle -> extension at the elbow
mechanical advantage= can move loads quickly with a high range of. movement
mechanical disadvantage= cannot lift heavy loads
what is a second class lever/ what is the mechanical advantage and disadvantage?
resistance in the middle
-> plantar flexion/ dorsiflexion at the ankle
mechanical advantage = can lift heavy loads with little effort
mechanical disadvantage = slow with limited range of movement