Movement Analysis Flashcards

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Downwards phase of a press up elbow:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- type of contraction
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • hinge + humerus + ulna
  • tricep
  • Eccentric
  • flexion
  • bicep
  • sag/tran
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Downwards phase of a press up shoulder:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- type of contraction
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • ball + socket + humerus + scapula
  • pectoralis major
  • eccentric
  • horizontal abduction
  • latissimus dorsi
  • tran/long
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Upwards phase of a press up elbow:
- type of joint + articulating bones
- agonist
- type of contraction
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • hinge + humerus + ulna
  • tricep
  • concentric
  • extension
  • bicep
  • sag/tran
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Upwards phase of a press up shoulder:
- type of joint + articulating bones
- agonist
- type of contraction
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • ball + socket - humerus + scapula
  • pectoralis major
  • concentric
  • horizontal adduction
  • latissimus dorsi
  • tran/long
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Preparation phase of kicking a ball with top of foot ankle:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- type of contraction
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • hinge + tibia + fibula + talus
  • gastrocnemius
  • concentric
  • plantar flexion
  • tibialis anterior
  • sag/tran
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Preparation phase of kicking a ball with top of the foot knee:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- type of contraction
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • hinge + femur + tibia
  • hamstring
  • concentric
  • flexion
  • quadricep
  • sag/tran
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Preparation phase of kicking a ball with top of foot hip:
- type of joint + articulating bones
- agonist
- type of contraction
- movement created
- antagonist
+ plane/axis

A
  • ball and socket + femur + pelvis
  • gluteus maximus
  • concentric
  • hyper extension
  • illiopsoas
  • sag/tran
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Execution phase of kicking the ball with the top of foot ankle:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- type of contraction
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • hinge + tibia + fibula + talus
  • tibialis anterior
  • concentric
  • dorsi flexion
  • gastrocnemius
  • sag/tran
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Execution phase of kicking a ball with top of foot knee:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- contraction type
- Movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • hinge + femur + tibia
  • quadricep
  • concentric
  • extension
  • hamstring
  • sag/tran
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Execution phase of kicking the ball with the top of foot hip:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- contraction type
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • ball + socket + femur + pelvis
  • illiopsoas
  • concentric
  • hyper flexion
  • gluteus maximus
  • sag/tran
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Downward preparation phase of jumping or squatting ankle:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- Contraction type
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • hinge + tibia + fibula + talus
  • gastrocnemius
  • eccentric
  • dorsi flexion
  • tibialis anterior
  • sag/tran
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Downward preparation phase of jumping or squatting knee:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- type of contraction
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • hinge +tibia +femur
  • hamstring
  • eccentric
  • flexion
  • quadricep
    -sag/tran
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Downward preparation phase of jumping or squatting hip:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- contraction type
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • ball + socket + femur + pelvis
  • gluteus maximus
  • eccentric
  • flexion
  • illiopsoas
  • sag/tran
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Upward take off phase of a jump or squat ankle:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- contraction type
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • hinge + tibia + fibula + talus
  • gastrocnemius
  • concentric
  • plantar flexion
  • tibialis anterior
  • sag/tran
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Upward take off phase of a jump or squat knee:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- contraction type
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • hinge + femur + tibia
  • hamstring
  • concentric
  • extension
  • quadricep
  • sag/tran
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Q

Upwards take off phase of a jump or squat hip:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- contraction type
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • ball + socket + femur + pelvis
  • gluteus maximus
  • concentric
  • extension
  • illiopsoas
  • sag/tran
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Q

Preparation phase of a forehand ground strike in tennis elbow :
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- contraction type
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • hinge + humerus +ulna
  • tricep
  • concentric
  • extension
  • bicep
  • sag/tran
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Q

Preparation phase of a forehand ground stroke in tennis shoulder :
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- contraction type
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • ball + socket + scapula + humerus
  • latissimus dorsi
  • concentric
  • horizontal abduction
  • pectoralis major
  • tran/long
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Q

Execution phase of a forehand ground stroke in tennis elbow :
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- contraction type
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • hinge + humerus + ulna
  • bicep
  • concentric
  • flexion
    -tricep
  • sag/tran
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Q

Execution phase of a forehand ground stroke in tennis shoulder:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- contraction type
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • ball + socket + humerus +scapula
  • pectoralis major
  • Concentric
  • horizontal adduction
  • latissimus dorsi
  • tran/long
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Q

Preparation phase of an over arm throw elbow :
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- type of contraction
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • hinge + ulna + humerus
  • tricep
  • concentric
  • extension
  • bicep
  • sag/tran
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Q

Preparation phase of an overarm throw shoulder:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- contraction type
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • ball + socket + humerus + scapula
  • latissimus dorsi
  • concentric
  • horizontal abduction
  • pectoralis major
  • tran/long
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Q

Execution phase of an overarm throw elbow :
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- contraction type
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • hinge + ulna + humerus
  • bicep
  • concentric
  • flexion
  • tricep
  • sag/tran
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Q

Execution phase of an overarm throw shoulder:
- joint type + articulating bones
- agonist
- contraction type
- movement created
- antagonist
- plane/axis

A
  • ball + socket + scapula + humerus
  • pectoralis major
  • concentric
  • horizontal adduction
  • latissimus dorsi
  • tran/long
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Describe diagram for 1st class lever
Fulcrum in middle, effort + resistance arrows either side pointing down
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Describe diagram for 2nd class lever
Resistance in middle pointing down, fulcrum left, effort right pointing up
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Describe diagram for 3rd class lever
Effort in middle pointing up, fulcrum left, resistance right pointing down
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What types of movements are 1st class levers
Over arm throws + when body weight is resistance - press up at elbow
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What types of moments are 2nd class levers
Ankle only - jumps etc
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What types of movements are 3rd class levers
Movements using weights and objects eg dumbbells, stick, club
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Mechanical adv/disadv of 1st class lever
- can’t lift heavy loads - can lift loads fast + has a large range of movement
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Mechanical adv/disadv of 2nd class levers
- move a large load over short distance requiring little force - slow, limited range of movement
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Mechanical adv/disadv of 3rd class levers
- can’t lift heavy loads - can lift loads fast and has a wide range of motion
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Plane + axis for abduction + adduction
Frontal / sag