Anatomical analysis of volleyball spike. Analyzing the movement of spiking a volleyball.

Anatomical analysis of volleyball spike. A repeated-measures multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) was used to analyze kinetic differences among the cross-body spike, straight-ahead spike, roll shot, and float serve. In this project are two examples of biomechanics research as it relates to the volleyball spike that could definitely help coaches prevent volleyball injuries. Jul 1, 2005 · PDF | The purpose of this study was to identify and describe the biomechanical characteristics of the high school volleyball players jump spikes. Kinematic Analysis of Spikers of Volleyball, Abstracts - 4th National Conference on Multidisciplinary Approach in Physical Education, University Patiala, 2010, 47. It describes the four phases of a spike (preparation, approach, jump, and arm swing) and explains the key movements and muscles involved in each phase. Clinical Relevance: Volleyball-specific overhead skills, such as the spike and serve, produce considerable upper extremity force and torque, which may contribute to the risk of shoulder injury. May 2, 2014 · This document provides a mechanical and anatomical analysis of the volleyball spike. The first article focuses on knee and ankle injury prevention in the volleyball spike. Analyzing the movement of spiking a volleyball. . Amritpal S, Deol NS. This presentation breaks down the movement into four phases and then explores the areas of Kinesiology by showing what all is invloved in a spike: muscles, joints, planes, levers and more. usdmbvzo znmjx lei vokljct larb zatq wiasqp rjftypla thcfvr hzkk