PPT-What You Will Do Apply the biomechanical principle of force to walking and jogging.

Describe examples of unsafe walkingjogging technique Identify common fitnessrelated injuries Explain how to treat and prevent common fitness injuries Terms to Know biomechanics tendons ligaments. You can 64257nd everything from gyms swimming pools tennis courts to a golf course bowling greens a skate park and playgrounds There are also a range of playing 64257elds which cater for a variety of sports Melbourne also hosts a wonderful array of Abstract Jogging is a healthy activity and many people enjoy jogging with others for social and motivational reasons. However, jogging partners might not always live in the same location, and it may b . Authors : Chao SHI and . Eric . H. K. Fung. Presenter . :. Dr. . . Eric . H. K. Fung. Department of Mechanical Engineering. The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. . 1. Objective . :. Study the human-like walking of bipedal robot and analyze its stability with distributed force sensor model. . Jogging fundamentals. See your doctor..  It's always best to consult your physician before undertaking any fitness routine, particularly if you have not been exercising regularly. You should get the green light from you doctor before beginning.. PSE4U. Review of Biomechanics. The Laws of Motion. 1. st. – Law of Inertia. 2. nd. – Law of Acceleration. 3. rd. – Law of Reaction. Types of Motion. Linear. Movement in a particular direction. PROJECTILES. the motion of objects in . flight. human bodies. shot / discus / javelin / hammer. soccer / rugby / cricket tennis / golf balls. is governed by the . forces. acting. weight. air resistance. . PSK . 4U Lecture Series . A field within Kinesiology…. The science . of human movement. Applying mechanical principles to the human body. (eg. Force, velocity, acceleration, centre of gravity). Internal forces produced by muscles and tendons working against external forces. Dr. . Gregor. Kay, Instructor. Class structure. 50% - . KNOWLEDGE: (500 points). .  . Lectures. Group presentations (2 @: 100 points). Quizzes . (2 @ 150 each) = 300 points.. 50% - . 500 points. SKILLS: . pg . 390-404. Today’s Learning Objectives:. Know the terms in this chapter.. Be able to solve word problems involving pressure.. What is the relationship between pressure and depth of fluid?. Fluid Pressure (Sec 13-1) . Pascals (Newtons/m. 2. ). Used to describe the influence on fluid behavior. P. ascal . P. rinciple. Pressure is transmitted undiminished in an enclosed static fluid. P=pg(h). P- The difference in pressure. It is important to study because. it helps to identify the best . techniques to perform an action. . It allows a skill to be broken down into its sub skills.. Force & Torque. FORCE. A . force is a push or pull acting upon an object as a result of its interaction with another . Constant force . – gravitation (near Earth). Time estimates for collisions. Section 2.7-2.9. Q 2.2 b. Three carts are moving on three tracks. Which cart(s) experience a net force to the left?.  . Green. Philip S. Requejo1, Judith M. Burnfield2, and Jason Leach3 1Pathokinesiology Laboratory, Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center, Downey, CA 2Movement Sciences Center, Madonna Rehabilitatio 1. .. Speed is the most frequently used metric of walking function. 2-3. . However, walking speed is a non-specific metric as it is influenced by multiple factors. 1. . . Previous work. 4. has identified key components of bipedal locomotion to develop a Comprehensive Locomotor Index.