Titlebook: Biomedical Engineering Principles in Sports; George K. Hung,Jani Macari Pallis Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2004 Reh

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Eye and Head Movements During the Golf Putting Strokehletic motions. It has, for example, provided valuable information about the golf swing and physical forces impacting on the golf ball (.; .). Much of this information has been obtained using high-speed photography (.; .; .). Indeed, the components of the golf swing have been studied in great detail

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Tennis Ball Aerodynamics and Dynamicstuitively, one would expect the (rough) fabric covering on the ball to have an effect on the aerodynamics, but the extent of the effect turned out to be much more significant than had been anticipated. Most of the recent research work on tennis ball aerodynamics was inspired by a decision made by th

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Shoe-Surface Interaction in Tennisother sport. In parks throughout the UK, players of ranging ability are playing on Macadam surfaces. In similar public park settings in the USA, the general public are found playing tennis on clay surfaces. At Wimbledon we see the famous, traditional turf surface being used. At the elite level acros

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Optimizing Ball and Racket Interaction racket head speed and orientation, to choosing the best racket and strings for your game and the court conditions. What may be an optimum for one player may not be best for another player. However, once these choices are made, the player must still be able to perform the required stroke with the re

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Biomechanics of Pitchingph, the demand on the throwing arm is great, especially at the shoulder and elbow. While maximizing the speed of the ball is not the ultimate goal of pitching, it often improves the chances for getting the hitter out. A good fastball is typically the first pitch a young pitcher will learn to throw,

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Biomechanics and Aerodynamics in Soccere aim being either an accurate pass to another player or the scoring of a goal). This chapter describes a number of studies that have been carried out to examine the physical interactions that occur during these situations.

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Aerodynamics and Biomechanics of the Free Throwction in that the free throw is always taken 15 feet from the face of the backboard, which is 10 feet above the floor, and there is never anything between the player and the basket. The basketball is standardized and has a weight of 21 ounces, a circumference of 30 inches, and a diameter of 9.7 inch