Student Projects APA4311/4314 Biomechanics Laboratory, School of Human Kinetics, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada APA4311/4314 Biomechanics Laboratory,

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APA4311/4314

Biomechanics Laboratory,

School of Human Kinetics,

University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada

APA4311/4314

Biomechanics Laboratory,

School of Human Kinetics,

University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada

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Biomechanics of Fencing

By: Nathan Morris and

Mark Farnsworth

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Results - Lunge

• Large power output from left ankle and knee joints

• Large moment for hip abduction

• Negligible hip extension

• Power for attack comes solely from the left limb

SHOCK ABSORBING CROSSSHOCK ABSORBING CROSS--COUNTRY SKI COUNTRY SKI POLEPOLE FOR DRYLAND SKIING FOR DRYLAND SKIING

Andrew Post

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Handle with weight

Skipole

Spring is located between handle and shaft

Force platform

Drop height

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BIOMECHANICS OF THE KARATE BIOMECHANICS OF THE KARATE

FRONT-KICKFRONT-KICKCarlos Fernando, Michael Hart

Mechanics of the Grand Jeté and Biomechanical Analysis

of Landing Phase

J. Murray

L. Stanley

P. Galler

T. Thomas

Biomechanics

School of Human Kinetics

University of Ottawa

SIMULATION OF THE AIRBORNE PHASE OF THE GRAND JETÉ IN BALLET

J. Murray

L. Stanley

P. Galler

T. Thomas

Biomechanics Laboratory,

School of Human Kinetics,

University of Ottawa, Ottawa, CANADA

Grand Jeté

COMPARISON OF LOADED AND UNLOADED STAIR DESCENTJoe Lynch

• Unloaded vs. loaded

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EMG COMPARISON OF TWO TYPES OF SNOW SHOVELS

Ryan Lewinson

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