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Sport Biomechanics
The High Performance Sport Institute's Biomechanics Unit enhances athletes’ sport-specific techniques using modelling and analysis to improve performance, prevent injury, and support optimal training outcomes.
The Biomechanics Unit is responsible for optimising athletes’ sports-specific technique to improve performance and prevent injury.
What is it?
Biomechanics is the study of an athlete’s technique relative to an ideal model or performance target.
Our professionals use mathematical modelling and computer simulation to assess performance. Biomechanical analysis allows us to to construct sensible training targets by addressing the underlying hindrances to attaining athletic goals.
What Biomechanics Unit does?
Our Sport Biomechanics Laboratory offers the following services:
Motion and technique analysis of physical skills
Consultations to identify technique faults and improve performance
Performance analysis using notational analysis (based on advanced match or event statistics) and specialist video editing
Development of sports-specific biomechanical measurement devices
Educational workshops and discussions on biomechanics