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kinesiology

study of human movement

bio

life

mechanics

study of forces

static

anaylze factors associated with non moving forces

dynamic

analyze factors associated with moving forces

kinematics

study of time and space factors related to motion

kinetics

study of forces acting on a body that influence its movement

quantitative

describes movement in numerical terms

qualitative

describes movement in non-numerical terms

time and space factors

clocks and times

velocity measuring device

radar guns, laser detecting device

cinematography

high speed cameras that record the activity

videography

action recorded on video, computer interface does the analysis

accelerometers

a transducer that is sensitive to acceleration can be used to measure change in velocity.

electrogoniometry

electrical device that measures the joint angles.

force transducers

electrical devices that record force

strain gauges

device that records change of shape and then convert it to force

force platforms

record the force produced by a certain action and the direction that is applied

pressure sensors

record the changes in pressure over a surface

emg

records electrical activity of muscle contraction during movement

mass

a measure of a body's resistance to having its state of motion changed

inertia

property of a body or object that resists changes in the body's motion.

force

something that causes a change in motion or shape of an object or body

weight

measure of the force of gravity

friction force

created between two contracting surfaces

static friction

resistive force opposing the initiation of motion

sliding friction

the resistive force once objects are sliding past each other

position

defines a location in space

motion

a change in position over time

distance

total change in position

displacement

straight line distance from start to finish point