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Biomechanics The basics

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Biomechanics The basics

Biomechanics The basics

This note explains how to measure the human anthropometry and the main kinematical parameters like position, velocity, acceleration, angle, etc. It also explains how to use dynamical variables like momentum, energy, torque, etc. and about the force generation in the muscles, the energy transfer from the muscles to peripheral body parts and the environment.

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