Biomechanics and Movement Analysis flashcards
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This page gathers more than 70 Biomechanics and Movement Analysis flashcards, covering forces, stability, levers and human movement. School and university students can practise key terms and concepts, while teachers can find ready-made material. Pick a deck to begin your revision.
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- Joint Movements16
- Planes and Axes of Movement15
- Muscle Function and Contraction8
- Levers and Mechanical Advantage30
- Linear Motion and Kinematics16
- Forces and Newton's Laws40
- Angular Motion and Momentum11
- Balance and Stability6
- Projectile Motion14
- Fluid Mechanics and Drag5
- Walking and Running Biomechanics6
- Sports Technique Analysis10
Flashcards
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64 cardsBiomechanics of Human Movement Mid Term Review Application of mechanics to the study of structure and function of living systems
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34 cardsBiomechanical principles: Sports science What does COG stand for?
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3 cardsplanes and axis what axis is paired with the sagittal plane?
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18 cardsForces and newtons laws What is a force? (1)
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34 cardsChapter 2:- Movement Analysis (Paper 1)
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19 cardsTypes of Movement
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14 cardsBiomechanics What is biomechanics
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12 cardsChapter 14 Angular Kinetics The "resistance to acceleration" and is directly proportional to a body's/object's mass
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39 cardsSport definitions Biomechanics
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14 cardsPE - physiology- mechanics of movement - linear motion What is linear motion?
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9 cardsLever systems Lever systems 1-2-3
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4 cardsPE-Physiology-Mechanics of movement- Newtons law of motion What are the 3 laws?
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3 cardsClassification of levers First class lever
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Start with Biomechanical principles: Sports science if you want to practise stability and related terms. Its cards ask about centre of gravity and base of support, and include football examples. For a review of human movement, try Biomechanics of Human Movement Mid Term Review.
Other decks focus on particular ideas. Levers in the Body covers classes of lever, while Magnus Effect Spin & Swing includes projectile velocity and flight. A deck on forces and Newton's laws asks about speed, velocity and acceleration.
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Which flashcard deck could I start with?
Try “Biomechanical principles: Sports science” for questions on stability, centre of gravity and base of support. It also includes football examples. If you would rather begin with movement, “Biomechanics of Human Movement Mid Term Review” offers cards on mechanics and the human body.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover forces, stability, levers and movement. You can also find cards on speed, velocity and acceleration, as well as projectile flight, drag and fluid mechanisms. Browse the deck titles and card contents to find the topic you want to practise.
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