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    BIOMECHANICS

    5 Principles of Biomechanics

    Force Summation Balance & Stability Projectile Motion Levers Newton’s Laws of Motion

    1. Centre of Gravity 1st Class Lever 1. Law of Inertia


    1. Sequencing of Segments 1. Speed of Release
    2. Stretching Out 2. Base of Support 2. Height of Release 2. F = m x a
    3. Full Range of Motion 3. Vertical Line of Gravity 3. Angle of Release 2nd Class Lever 3. Equal and Opposite Reactions

    3rd Class Lever

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