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Archives for October 2011

When does the Pelvis Begin to Decelerate in the Downswing of Golf?

October 26, 2011 by Phil Cheetham

When does the Pelvis Begin to Decelerate in the Downswing of Golf?

In order to create maximum speed of a distal segment or implement, the principle of the kinematic sequence (a.k.a kinetic link) shows that each body part, should accelerate then decelerate in a sequential manner. For the golf swing, to achieve maximum club speed, the sequence is pelvis, thorax (ribcage), lead arm, club shaft. This means that during the downswing the pelvis … [Read more...]

Working with BMW and Athletics on Biomechanics Technology

October 20, 2011 by Phil Cheetham

Working with BMW and Athletics on Biomechanics Technology

Here is a short article in Wired Magazine Online.  It talks about the project I am working on with BMW and Track and Field.  BMW engineers developing software for a 3D camera with the goal to track the athletes running velocity.  This will help us do performance testing on a regular … [Read more...]

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