bio mechanics of pushing

8/14/2019 Bio Mechanics of Pushing

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Biomechanics

of Pushlike Pattern


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Pushlike Mechanical Objectives

Force activities Power activities

Accuracy activities


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Force Activities

To manipulate a resistance Creating the highest possible velocity of object

Associated with force production throughoutROM without regard to velocity of moving


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Power Activities

To generate maximum power Similar to force activities

Produce great force to accelerate resistance ina limited amount of time Peak power occurs after peak force in time

Peak velocity of body occurs after peak powerrecord


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Power Activities

There are 4 categories of activities : Jumping activities Takeoffs for aerial events Starts in events that moving body over a

prescribed distance as fast as possible Continuous events with intermittent application of

force


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Accuracy Activities

To maximize the accuracy of projection The Throw-Push Continum


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The Throw-Push Continum

Require blending of throw-push pattern into acombination

Skill performs with sequential rotations onone end and performs with simultaneousrotations on the opposite end


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The Throw-Push Continum

Constraints that influence the location of skillon the continum

Massiveness of object to be projected Size of object to be projected Shape of object Strength of performer Skill of performer


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Simultaneous Segmental Rotation

Pushlike pattern moves the point of contact inrectilinear path

To control hand to move in straight line High-accuracy skill Govern performance of accuracy events

Require precision in the direction of projection Guide object in an accurate path


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Pushlike Characteristics

Segments are positioned behind object to beprojected

Segmental rotations occur silmultaneously otproduce high accuracy or force or both

Object kept close to rectilinear path beforecontact or release

Leverlike movements

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