EXSS2029 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Determinant
4 Sep 2018
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Breaking the movement down into basic elements and examining each from a biomechanical perspective. Process: describe ideal technique (goal, characteristics, determinant, observe performance (conditions, location, what to look for, evaluate performance (identify and evaluate errors, instruct the performer. Distance from board to nearest mark made in sand. = take off distance + flight distance + landing distance. = foot to board distance + height of com + angle of forward lean. = forward projection of feet + actions taken after landing. > break goal into components (what series of times equal the total time) > start time, reaction time, flight time, glide time, swim time) Forces acting on the body and understanding how the body moves. The properties of materials by applying a force to it and measuring amount of deformation in response. Material properties, magnitude/direction/duration of applied force, rate of force, environment, shape/size of object.
