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Biomechanical Basis of Physical Exercise

Impresum

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Introduction

Importance of Biomechanics Studies

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Introduction

Biomechanics as a branch of science

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Introduction

What are the goals of biomechanics of sport and physical exercise?

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Introduction

How can biomechanics fulfil its goals?

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Introduction

Definition of Mechanics

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Introduction

Elementary quantities and units of measurement used in mechanics

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Force

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Force

Force Classification

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Force

Friction

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Force

Composition of Forces

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Force

Resolution of Forces

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Force

Static Equilibrium

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Kinematcs

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Kinematcs

Motion

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Kinematcs

Kinematics of Linear Motion

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Kinematcs

Trajectory, Distance travelled, and Displacement

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Kinematcs

Velocity

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Kinematcs

Acceleration

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Kinematcs

Motion of bodies with constant acceleration

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Kinematcs

Kinematics of Rotary Motion

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Kinetics

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Kinetics

Newton's First Law of Motion

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Kinetics

Law of Conservation of Momentum

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Kinetics

Newton's Second Law of Motion

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Kinetics

Impulse of Force and Momentum

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Kinetics

Newton's Third Law of Motion - Law of action and reaction

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Kinetics

Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation

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Kinetics

Work, Energy, and Power

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Kinetics

Relation between work and energy

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Kinetics

Moment of Force

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Kinetics

Kinetics of rotary motion

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