Biomechanica voor Sport- en Revalidatiewetenschappers Les 1 Quiz

Study Notes

Ine Van Caekenberghe is successful in anatomy but needs to retake biomechanics in the second sitting, keeping her anatomy knowledge. If not successful in biomechanics in the second sitting, both parts must be retaken in the next academic year. (Email: [email protected])
Ine Van Caekenberghe: "Maximum effect with minimum effort", "Mutual prosperity". Effective and efficient movement, "Mutual prosperity": working for and with people. (Email: [email protected])
Nicolaas Van Vlasselaer: Education & Anatomy Research, Biomechanics. Free time. (Email: [email protected])
Who are you? Interactive lessons, input for next lessons – customized examples. Ability to process and practice the material during the lesson. Use QR code or enter code on website (www.wooclap.com).
Introduction [De Luca Foundation, YouTube link], How and why does a body move & why can it move better? Goals: performance improvement & injury prevention. (website: towalkagain.be, gq.co.za, ergogooi.nl, Europepmc.org, researchgate.net)
Biomechanics: Applying physical laws to living beings. Types: Mechanics of rigid bodies, Mechanics of deformable bodies. (Image: multiple cameras tracking human motion)
Biomechanics applications: Understanding human posture and movement, Maximizing performance, Patho-mechanics: understanding and explaining the origin of complaints, Therapy support: setting up an individual treatment plan/applying training equipment, Ergonomics: adjusting (work)positions to prevent complaints.
Situation: Physics, Mathematics, Physiology, Skill Acquisition, Motor learning, Motor control, Biomechanics. Courses: Basis biomechanics and anatomy (1st Bachelor LO+Kine), Biomechanics applied to kinesitherapy (2nd Bachelor Kine), Biomechanics applied to sports (3rd Bachelor LO), Sportbiomechanics (1st Master LO).
If I were the perfect biomechanist I would KNOW – CAN – BE: Knowledge – Attitude – Competence. Qualities: adapting to different situations, efficient problem solving, excellent communication skills.
Basic essentials: having impact with simple things, understanding essentials, being a data analyst, multitasking, coaching, technical insight, motivation, reading/writing/presenting, attention to detail, database manager, programming, networking.
Other skills: dealing with pressure, knowing what to learn in biomechanics (understanding human movement + transferable skills).
After class: asking questions, discussing content, email: [email protected], [email protected].