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Biomechanics (the science of human movement)
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GCSE Additional Applied Science (Sports Science) Mind Map on Biomechanics (the science of human movement), created by Tamara Lancaster on 02/04/2016.
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antagonistic pairs
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Biomechanics (the science of human movement)
Skeletal muscles work as antagonistic pairs. They pull on the bone to make them pivot
A moment is the turning effect of a force
You calculate a moment using the equation ; moment=force X perpendicular distance to pivot
Moments have units of Newton metre
The biceps and triceps are an antagonist pair
As one muscle contracts the other relaxes - this is what an antagonistic pair is
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