BIOMECHANICS IN SPORTS: PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT AND INJURY PREVENTION
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https://doi.org/10.29121/shodhkosh.v5.i7SE.2024.5838Keywords:
Physiology, Motion, Acceleration, Equilibrium, Velocity, Performance, Injury, RehabilitationAbstract [English]
Sports biomechanics, a significant element in sports, influences a player's performance and injury rate. Enhancing the performance of players without injuries is the primary goal of sports biomechanics. Sport biomechanics covers physiology, kinesiology, and physics in order to prevent injuries.
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