2hpw (online modules and interactive activities), 1hpw (pre-learning activities), 2hpw (laboratory), 4hpw (independent study)

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This subject builds on biomechanical principles to advance your understanding of human motion. You will tackle complex biomechanical problems, explore a variety of quantitative measurement tools, and undertake a substantive research project. Emphasis is placed on developing practical skills to capture, analyse and interpret biomechanical data to enhance performance and prevent injuries.

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92542 - Applied Biomechanics

Applied Biomechanics

Evaluate the limitations imposed by physical laws on human motion, equipment and the environment.

Determine the biomechanical principles related to physical performance, disability and disease.

Design, report and defend scientific research in health, sport and exercise in order to identify and solve problems.

Apply video motion analysis techniques to investigate movement patterns.

Identify, describe and critically analyse movements related to performance enhancement and injury prevention.

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92542 - Applied Biomechanics

6 Credit points