Newton Knew Biomechanics: Unravel the Science Behind Human Movement

Biomechanics is a fascinating field of study that examines the mechanics of human movement. It provides valuable insights into how forces and motion affect those movements. One of the primary reasons why biomechanics is important in understanding human movement is its practical application. By studying biomechanics, teachers can help students understand how forces and motion impact daily activities and sports performance. For example, biomechanics can explain the optimal technique for throwing a ball, the physics behind a basketball player's jump shot, or the mechanics of a gymnast's balance beam routine. Biomechanics is the basis for many career paths such as ergonometric design and designing for those with disabilities as well as helping athletes maiimize their performance in sports.