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Introduction to Biomechanics Daniel Gales

Introduction to Biomechanics Daniel Gales

Introduction to Biomechanics Daniel Gales

This note covers the following topics: introduction to biomechanics, what is biomechanics, anatomical terminology, mechanical terminology, vectors, vertical jump, mechanics in biomechanics, linear kinetics, linear kinematics, projectile motion, projectile motion examples, angular kinematics, angular kinetics, center of gravity, anatomical biomechanics, biomechanics of biological material, biomechanics of the skeletal system, biomechanics of joints, biomechanics of tendons and ligaments, biomechanics of the muscular system.

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