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Page 1: Graduate Biomechanics Biomechanics of Throwing Fall 2007

Graduate BiomechanicsGraduate Biomechanics

Biomechanics of ThrowingBiomechanics of ThrowingFall 2007Fall 2007

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Applied BiomechanicsApplied Biomechanics

Biomechanics of ThrowingBiomechanics of Throwing

Objectives in Throwing Activities

• Maximum Distance

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Applied BiomechanicsApplied Biomechanics

Biomechanics of ThrowingBiomechanics of Throwing

Objectives in Throwing Activities

• Maximum Distance

•Maximum Accuracy

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Objectives in Throwing Activities

• Maximum Distance

• Maximum Accuracy

•Speed and Accuracy

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Maximum Distance

Determining Factors

Release velocity

Release angle

Release Height

Aerodynamics

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Maximum Distance

Determining Factors

Release velocity

Greater release velocities produce greater distance

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Maximum Distance

Gravity produces a constant acceleration that acts on the projectile from release to landing, causing the projectile to follow the path of a parabola.

Determining Factors

Release velocity

Release angle

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Maximum Distance

Determining Factors

Release velocity

Release angle

Distance

Ang

le

Optimum release angles producethe greatest distances

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Maximum Distance

Greater release heights produce greater distance

Determining Factors

Release velocity

Release angle

Release Height

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Maximum Distance

Determining Factors

Release velocity

Release angle

Release Height

Aerodynamics

Lift

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Maximum Accuracy

Determining Factors

Release Point

Throwing Arc

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Maximum Accuracy

Determining Factors

Release Point

Release Point

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Maximum Accuracy

Determining Factors

Release Point

The ball follows a path that is a tangent to the release point on the arc of the throwing motion.

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Biomechanics of ThrowingBiomechanics of ThrowingMaximum AccuracyDetermining Factors

Release Point

Throwing Arc

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Speed and Accuracy

Determining Factors

Kinetic Chain

Throwing Arc

Release Point

Aerodynamics

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Applied BiomechanicsApplied Biomechanics

Biomechanics of ThrowingBiomechanics of ThrowingAerodynamics – “The Curve Ball”

Why Does a Ball Curve in Flight ?????

The Magnus Effect

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The Magnus Effect

Related Factors

Ball Velocity – linear

Ball Velocity – angular

Surface Roughness

High Pressure

Low Pressure

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The Magnus Effect


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