Biomechanics for life: introduction to sanomechanics
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| adam_text | Contents
1 Floating
Skeleton Concept
.................................................................................... 1
1.1
Borelli s Biomechanics and Its Limitations
.................................................................. 1
1.2
Loads and Pressures Applied to Joint Heads
................................................................ 2
1.2.1
Pressure in Statics
............................................................................................... 4
1.2.2
Pressures in Dynamics
........................................................................................ 4
1.3
New Hypothetical Protective Structure
........................................................................ 8
1.4
Floating Skeleton Concept
............................................................................................ 9
1.4.1
Arguments Supporting the Floating Skeleton Concept
....................................... 10
1.4.2
Floating Versus Hydraulic
................................................................................... 11
1.4.3
Archimedes Force Decreases Pressure on Joint Cartilages
................................. 12
1.4.4
Effect of Surface Tension and Capillarity
........................................................... 14
1.4.5
Tension in the Walls of a Flexible Tube Filled with Water
................................. 14
1.4.6
Tendon-Bone Connection
................................................................................... 16
1.4.7
What If the Hydraulic Connection Is Broken?
.................................................... 17
1.5
Future Verification or the Gap Junction Scenario
......................................................... 18
1.6
A Common Basis for Therapeutic Procedures
.............................................................. 20
1.7
First Experimental Evidence of the Hydraulic Connection Between Joints
................. 21
References
............................................................................................................................ 22
2
Sanomechanics
....................................................................................................... 25
2.1
Sanomechanical Approach to Exercises
....................................................................... 25
2.2
Conceptual Autosuggestion
.......................................................................................... 25
2.2.1
Biomechanics of Visualization and Anticipation
................................................ 25
2.2.2
Autosuggestion
.................................................................................................... 28
2.3
Criterion of Correctness of the Exercise
....................................................................... 29
2.3.1
Level of Sensation
............................................................................................... 29
2.3.2
Pleasure Signal from Joints and from Muscles
................................................... 31
2.3.3
Duration of Keeping a Position
........................................................................... 32
2.4
Technique of Exercising
................................................................................................ 32
2.4.1
Cycles of Changing the Joint Angle
.................................................................... 34
2.4.2
Example of a Sanomechanical Exercise
............................................................. 34
2.5
Conclusion
.................................................................................................................... 35
References
............................................................................................................................ 36
3
Biomechanics for Life
........................................................................................... 37
3.1
Art of Standing, Sitting, and Walking
........................................................................... 37
3.Ï.I
Chaiienge for Sciatic Nerves
............................................................................... 37
3.1.2
Ancient Standing Style
........................................................................................ 39
m
Contents
3.2
How Do We Stand?
....................................................................................................... 41
3.2.1
Biomechanical Comparison of Free Two-Legged Standing,
Standing at Attention, and Standing at Ease
................................................ 43
3.3
How Do We Sit?
........................................................................................................... 46
3.4
How Do We Walk?
........................................................................................................ 53
3.4.1
Indian Gait and Ballet Gait
................................................................................. 54
3.4.2
Comparative Gait Study
...................................................................................... 55
3.4.3
How Do We Walk? Conclusions
......................................................................... 57
3.5
We Do Not Need a Special Time to Do Sanomechanical Exercises
............................. 58
3.5.1
Computers
........................................................................................................... 58
3.5.2
Car
....................................................................................................................... 59
3.5.3
Shopping
............................................................................................................. 60
3.5.4
Museum
............................................................................................................... 60
3.6
Conclusion
.................................................................................................................... 62
Reference
............................................................................................................................. 62
4
Sanomechanics™ Exercises
.................................................................................. 63
4.1
Introduction Regarding Safety
...................................................................................... 63
4.2
Make Your Morning
...................................................................................................... 63
4.3
Why Are My Joints Stiffer After I Sleep?
.................................................................... 64
4.4
The Difference Between Exercising on a Yielding and a Firm Surface
....................... 64
4.5
Sanomechanical In-Bed Series
..................................................................................... 66
4.5.1
Hand and Foot Poses
........................................................................................... 66
4.5.2
Toe and Foot Poses
.............................................................................................. 70
4.5.3
Knee and Hip Closed Poses
................................................................................ 70
4.5.4
Spine and Pelvis Poses
........................................................................................ 70
4.5.5
Knee, Hip, and Pelvis Open Poses
...................................................................... 76
4.6
Sanomechanical Day Series
.......................................................................................... 76
4.6.1
Knee, Hip, and Pelvis Open Pose
-2.................................................................. 76
4.6.2
Hip, Knee Rotation, Subtalar Pose
...................................................................... 78
4.6.3
Twisting Parallel Legs in Hip Joints
................................................................... 79
4.6.4
Spine and Pelvis Poses
-2.................................................................................. 80
4.6.5
Foot, Ankle, and Toe Pose
.................................................................................. 83
4.6.6
Knee and Ankle Standing Pose
........................................................................... 83
4.6.7
A Pose for Extension in Shoulder Joints and for Twisting the Torso
................. 86
4.6.8
Neck Bending
...................................................................................................... 88
4.6.9
Twisting Torso in Sitting Position
....................................................................... 88
4.6.10
Roll on the Back
................................................................................................ 88
4.6.11
Completion of the Series
................................................................................... 91
4.7
Conclusion
.................................................................................................................... 92
References
............................................................................................................................ 92
5
About Forces and Moments in Locomotion
....................................................... 93
5.1
Biomechanical Investigations of Gait
........................................................................... 93
5.2
Modeling the Human Body for Motion Analysis and Related Equipment
................... 97
5.3
Architecture of Computerized Gait Analysis
................................................................ 98
5.4
Ballistic Synergy in Normal Gait
.................................................................................. 100
5.4.1
Generation of the Propulsive Push-off
............................................................ 101
5.4.2 Regularand
Intentional Push-off
........................................................................ 102
5.4.3
Computer Simulation of
Regularand
Intentional Gait
....................................... 105
5.4.4
Simulation of Intentional Propulsion
.................................................................. 107
5.4.5
Angle-Moment Dependency in Ankle During Normal Gait
........................... 107
Contents
5.4.6
Contribution
of Knee to Ballistic Synergy
.......................................................... 109
5.4.7
Generation of Propulsion in Norm and Consequences of
Disruption of Ballistic Synergy in Gait
............................................................... 110
5.5
Resonance and Anti-resonance
..................................................................................... 112
5.5.1
Concept of Resonance in Biomechanics of Human Locomotion
....................... 113
5.5.2
Resonance in Running
......................................................................................... 114
5.5.3
When Resonance is Unwanted
............................................................................ 115
5.5.4
Spectral Optimization in Biomechanics of Locomotion
..................................... 116
5.6
Conclusion
.................................................................................................................... 118
References
............................................................................................................................ 118
6
Sanomechanics for Respiration
........................................................................... 123
6.1
Nasal Polyps
.................................................................................................................. 123
6.2
Pathway of Air
.............................................................................................................. 124
6.3
Sanomechanics for Breathing
....................................................................................... 126
6.4
Conclusion
................................................................................................................... 128
References
............................................................................................................................ 128
Postface
........................................................................................................................ 129
Index
............................................................................................................................. 131
The reader will find in this book a new
approach to improving health. The aathor
has called this approach sanomechanics,
combining the
latia
шшз
(healthy,
soasa)
and mechanicus (science of the motion
of bodies subjected to forces).
Тће
focus
of sanomechanics is on exercising with
an understanding of the
biomechanica!
consequences of the
actions.
Ibis under¬
standing is based on the author s theory of
the floating skeleton, which postulates a
hydraulic connection of
synovial
joints. The
theory explains the greater or lesser success
of any exercise utilizing the ability of the human
skeleton to absorb and transform forces and
moments from the body segments and the
environment. This ability vanishes with age
and illnesses, and the deeper our understanding
of the nature of skeletal functioning is, the
better we shall be able to improve, protect,
and prolong the skeleton s health.
Man
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