Fundamental biomechanics of sport and exercise:
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| 505 | 8 | |a Regular ordinary connective tissueFibrous tissue, elastic tissue and fascia; Cartilage; Hyaline cartilage; Fibrocartilage; Elastic cartilage; Bone; Bone growth and development; Structure of mature bone; Review questions; 4 The articular system; Objectives; Structural classification of joints; Fibrous joints; Cartilaginous joints; Synovial joints; Joint movements; Degrees of freedom; Angular movements; Synovial joint classification; Uniaxial; Biaxial; Multiaxial; Flexibility, stability and laxity in synovial joints; Flexibility; Stability and laxity; Functions of joint capsule and ligaments | |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Slow and fast twitch muscle fibresMuscle architecture and muscle function; Roles of muscles; Muscle fibre arrangement and force and excursion; Biarticular muscles; Kinaesthetic sense and proprioception; Proprioceptors; Force-velocity relationship in musculotendinous units; Action and contraction in musculotendinous units; Stretch-shorten cycle; Review questions; 6 Mechanical characteristics of musculoskeletal components; Objectives; Stress-strain relationships in solids; Units of force; Stiffness and compliance; Toughness, fragility and brittleness; Energy | |
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| contents | Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; List of practical worksheets; Preface; Acknowledgements; About the author; Part I Functional anatomy of the musculoskeletal system; 1 The musculoskeletal system; Objectives; Unicellular and multicellular organisms; Cellular organisation in multicellular organisms; Tissues; Organs and systems; The musculoskeletal system; Musculotendinous units; Force, mechanics and biomechanics; Load, strain and stress; Musculoskeletal system function; The human machine; Loading on the musculoskeletal system; Review questions 2 The skeletonObjectives; Composition and function of the skeleton; Terminology; Common bone features; Anatomical frame of reference and spatial terminology; The axial skeleton; The skull; The vertebral column; The rib cage; The appendicular skeleton; The upper limb; The lower limb; Review questions; 3 Connective tissues; Objectives; Functions of connective tissues; Mechanical support; Intercellular exchange; Classification of connective tissues; Ordinary connective tissues; Elastin and collagen fi bres; Ground substance; Ordinary connective tissue cells; Irregular ordinary connective tissues Regular ordinary connective tissueFibrous tissue, elastic tissue and fascia; Cartilage; Hyaline cartilage; Fibrocartilage; Elastic cartilage; Bone; Bone growth and development; Structure of mature bone; Review questions; 4 The articular system; Objectives; Structural classification of joints; Fibrous joints; Cartilaginous joints; Synovial joints; Joint movements; Degrees of freedom; Angular movements; Synovial joint classification; Uniaxial; Biaxial; Multiaxial; Flexibility, stability and laxity in synovial joints; Flexibility; Stability and laxity; Functions of joint capsule and ligaments Flexibility trainingReview questions; 5 The neuromuscular system; Objectives; The nervous system; Neurons; Nerve impulse transmission; Nerve tissue organisation in the brain; Nerve tissue organisation in the spinal cord and spinal nerves; Voluntary and reflex movements; Nerve fibre injuries; Skeletal muscle; Origins and insertions; Pennate and non- pennate muscles; Fusiform musculotendinous units; Muscle fibres; Muscular contraction; Isometric length-tension relationship in a sarcomere; Isometric length-tension relationship in a musculotendinous unit; Motor units Slow and fast twitch muscle fibresMuscle architecture and muscle function; Roles of muscles; Muscle fibre arrangement and force and excursion; Biarticular muscles; Kinaesthetic sense and proprioception; Proprioceptors; Force-velocity relationship in musculotendinous units; Action and contraction in musculotendinous units; Stretch-shorten cycle; Review questions; 6 Mechanical characteristics of musculoskeletal components; Objectives; Stress-strain relationships in solids; Units of force; Stiffness and compliance; Toughness, fragility and brittleness; Energy Fundamental Biomechanics of Sport and Exercise is an engaging and comprehensive introductory textbook that explains biomechanical concepts from first principles, showing clearly how the science relates to real sport and exercise situations. The book is divided into two parts. The first provides a clear and detailed introduction to the structure and function of the human musculoskeletal system and its structural adaptations, essential for a thorough understanding of human movement. The second part focuses on the biomechanics of movement, describing the forces that act on the hu |
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| spelling | Watkins, James 1946- Verfasser (DE-588)1146693508 aut Fundamental biomechanics of sport and exercise James Watkins Hoboken Taylor and Francis 2014 1 Online-Ressource (xx, 641 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Work, strain energy and kinetic energy Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; List of practical worksheets; Preface; Acknowledgements; About the author; Part I Functional anatomy of the musculoskeletal system; 1 The musculoskeletal system; Objectives; Unicellular and multicellular organisms; Cellular organisation in multicellular organisms; Tissues; Organs and systems; The musculoskeletal system; Musculotendinous units; Force, mechanics and biomechanics; Load, strain and stress; Musculoskeletal system function; The human machine; Loading on the musculoskeletal system; Review questions 2 The skeletonObjectives; Composition and function of the skeleton; Terminology; Common bone features; Anatomical frame of reference and spatial terminology; The axial skeleton; The skull; The vertebral column; The rib cage; The appendicular skeleton; The upper limb; The lower limb; Review questions; 3 Connective tissues; Objectives; Functions of connective tissues; Mechanical support; Intercellular exchange; Classification of connective tissues; Ordinary connective tissues; Elastin and collagen fi bres; Ground substance; Ordinary connective tissue cells; Irregular ordinary connective tissues Regular ordinary connective tissueFibrous tissue, elastic tissue and fascia; Cartilage; Hyaline cartilage; Fibrocartilage; Elastic cartilage; Bone; Bone growth and development; Structure of mature bone; Review questions; 4 The articular system; Objectives; Structural classification of joints; Fibrous joints; Cartilaginous joints; Synovial joints; Joint movements; Degrees of freedom; Angular movements; Synovial joint classification; Uniaxial; Biaxial; Multiaxial; Flexibility, stability and laxity in synovial joints; Flexibility; Stability and laxity; Functions of joint capsule and ligaments Flexibility trainingReview questions; 5 The neuromuscular system; Objectives; The nervous system; Neurons; Nerve impulse transmission; Nerve tissue organisation in the brain; Nerve tissue organisation in the spinal cord and spinal nerves; Voluntary and reflex movements; Nerve fibre injuries; Skeletal muscle; Origins and insertions; Pennate and non- pennate muscles; Fusiform musculotendinous units; Muscle fibres; Muscular contraction; Isometric length-tension relationship in a sarcomere; Isometric length-tension relationship in a musculotendinous unit; Motor units Slow and fast twitch muscle fibresMuscle architecture and muscle function; Roles of muscles; Muscle fibre arrangement and force and excursion; Biarticular muscles; Kinaesthetic sense and proprioception; Proprioceptors; Force-velocity relationship in musculotendinous units; Action and contraction in musculotendinous units; Stretch-shorten cycle; Review questions; 6 Mechanical characteristics of musculoskeletal components; Objectives; Stress-strain relationships in solids; Units of force; Stiffness and compliance; Toughness, fragility and brittleness; Energy Fundamental Biomechanics of Sport and Exercise is an engaging and comprehensive introductory textbook that explains biomechanical concepts from first principles, showing clearly how the science relates to real sport and exercise situations. The book is divided into two parts. The first provides a clear and detailed introduction to the structure and function of the human musculoskeletal system and its structural adaptations, essential for a thorough understanding of human movement. The second part focuses on the biomechanics of movement, describing the forces that act on the hu MEDICAL / Physiology bisacsh SCIENCE / Life Sciences / Human Anatomy & Physiology bisacsh Biomechanics fast Exercise / Physiological aspects fast Human mechanics fast Sports / Physiological aspects fast Medizin Sports Physiological aspects Exercise Physiological aspects Biomechanics Human mechanics Sport (DE-588)4056366-2 gnd rswk-swf Biomechanik (DE-588)4006880-8 gnd rswk-swf Biomechanik (DE-588)4006880-8 s Sport (DE-588)4056366-2 s 1\p DE-604 Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe, Hardcover 978-0-415-81507-9 Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe, Paperback 978-0-415-81508-6 http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk&AN=748257 Aggregator Volltext 1\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk |
| spellingShingle | Watkins, James 1946- Fundamental biomechanics of sport and exercise Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; List of practical worksheets; Preface; Acknowledgements; About the author; Part I Functional anatomy of the musculoskeletal system; 1 The musculoskeletal system; Objectives; Unicellular and multicellular organisms; Cellular organisation in multicellular organisms; Tissues; Organs and systems; The musculoskeletal system; Musculotendinous units; Force, mechanics and biomechanics; Load, strain and stress; Musculoskeletal system function; The human machine; Loading on the musculoskeletal system; Review questions 2 The skeletonObjectives; Composition and function of the skeleton; Terminology; Common bone features; Anatomical frame of reference and spatial terminology; The axial skeleton; The skull; The vertebral column; The rib cage; The appendicular skeleton; The upper limb; The lower limb; Review questions; 3 Connective tissues; Objectives; Functions of connective tissues; Mechanical support; Intercellular exchange; Classification of connective tissues; Ordinary connective tissues; Elastin and collagen fi bres; Ground substance; Ordinary connective tissue cells; Irregular ordinary connective tissues Regular ordinary connective tissueFibrous tissue, elastic tissue and fascia; Cartilage; Hyaline cartilage; Fibrocartilage; Elastic cartilage; Bone; Bone growth and development; Structure of mature bone; Review questions; 4 The articular system; Objectives; Structural classification of joints; Fibrous joints; Cartilaginous joints; Synovial joints; Joint movements; Degrees of freedom; Angular movements; Synovial joint classification; Uniaxial; Biaxial; Multiaxial; Flexibility, stability and laxity in synovial joints; Flexibility; Stability and laxity; Functions of joint capsule and ligaments Flexibility trainingReview questions; 5 The neuromuscular system; Objectives; The nervous system; Neurons; Nerve impulse transmission; Nerve tissue organisation in the brain; Nerve tissue organisation in the spinal cord and spinal nerves; Voluntary and reflex movements; Nerve fibre injuries; Skeletal muscle; Origins and insertions; Pennate and non- pennate muscles; Fusiform musculotendinous units; Muscle fibres; Muscular contraction; Isometric length-tension relationship in a sarcomere; Isometric length-tension relationship in a musculotendinous unit; Motor units Slow and fast twitch muscle fibresMuscle architecture and muscle function; Roles of muscles; Muscle fibre arrangement and force and excursion; Biarticular muscles; Kinaesthetic sense and proprioception; Proprioceptors; Force-velocity relationship in musculotendinous units; Action and contraction in musculotendinous units; Stretch-shorten cycle; Review questions; 6 Mechanical characteristics of musculoskeletal components; Objectives; Stress-strain relationships in solids; Units of force; Stiffness and compliance; Toughness, fragility and brittleness; Energy Fundamental Biomechanics of Sport and Exercise is an engaging and comprehensive introductory textbook that explains biomechanical concepts from first principles, showing clearly how the science relates to real sport and exercise situations. The book is divided into two parts. The first provides a clear and detailed introduction to the structure and function of the human musculoskeletal system and its structural adaptations, essential for a thorough understanding of human movement. The second part focuses on the biomechanics of movement, describing the forces that act on the hu MEDICAL / Physiology bisacsh SCIENCE / Life Sciences / Human Anatomy & Physiology bisacsh Biomechanics fast Exercise / Physiological aspects fast Human mechanics fast Sports / Physiological aspects fast Medizin Sports Physiological aspects Exercise Physiological aspects Biomechanics Human mechanics Sport (DE-588)4056366-2 gnd Biomechanik (DE-588)4006880-8 gnd |
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| topic | MEDICAL / Physiology bisacsh SCIENCE / Life Sciences / Human Anatomy & Physiology bisacsh Biomechanics fast Exercise / Physiological aspects fast Human mechanics fast Sports / Physiological aspects fast Medizin Sports Physiological aspects Exercise Physiological aspects Biomechanics Human mechanics Sport (DE-588)4056366-2 gnd Biomechanik (DE-588)4006880-8 gnd |
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