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4th ed.

Upper Saddle River : Prentice Hall, c1993

xi, 528 s. : il., grafy ; 24 cm

ISBN 0-130-84534-5 (váz.)

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PREFACE ix // PARTI INTRODUCTION // 1 BIOMECHANICS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 // What Is Biomechanics? 1 // What Is the Function of Biomechanics? 2 // How Important Is a Knowledge of Biomechanics? 5 // PART II BASIC CONCEPTS // 2 FORMS OF MOTION 8 // Translation, 8 // Rotation, 10 // General Motion, 11 // 3 LINEAR KINEMATICS 13 // Distance and Displacement, 13 // Speed and Velocity, 15 // Acceleration, 18 // Units in Linear Kinematics, 20 // Acceleration Due to Gravity, 22 // Vectors and Scalars, 22 // Resultant Vector, 23 // Vector Components, 25 // Uniformly Accelerated Motion, 28 // Projectiles, 31 // 4 ANGULAR KINEMATICS 47 // Angular Distance and Angular Displacement, 47 // Angular Speed and Angular Velocity, 48 // Linear and Angular Kinematics, 49 // Units in Angular Kinematics, 50 // Angular-Motion Vectors, 51 // Velocity and Angular Velocity, 53 // Acceleration of a Body Moving on a Curved Path, 55 // Acceleration and Angular Acceleration, 57 // 5 LINEAR KINETICS 60 // Inertia, 60 // Mass, 60 // Force, 60 // Internal and External Forces, 61 // Newton’s First Law of Motion, 62 // Newton’s Law of Gravitation, 62 // Momentum, 63 // Newton’s Second Law of Motion, 64 // Units in Linear Kinetics, 65 // Weight, 66 // Newton’s Third Law, 67 // Normal Reaction, 71 // Friction, 71 // Impulse, 77 // Conservation of Momentum, 80 // Impact, 80 // Pressure, 95 // Work, 97 // Power, 98 // Energy, 99 // 6 ANGULAR KINETICS 111 // Eccentric Force, 111 // Couple,

112 // Moment, 112 // ’ Resultant Moment, 117 // Equilibrium, 118 // Levers, 121 // Center of Gravity, 126 // Stability, 143 // Moment of Inertia, 147 // Principal Axes, 151 // Angular Momentum, 153 // Analogues of Newton’s Laws // of Motion, 154 // Transfer of Momentum, 161 // Initiating Rotation in // the Air, 164 // Centripetal and Centrifugal // Force, 168 // 7 FLUID MECHANICS 178 // Flotation, 179 // Relative Motion, 183 // Fluid Resistance, 184 // 1 // PARTII! ANALYSIS OF SPORTS TECHNIQUES // Contents // 9 // 10 // 11 // 12 // 13 // 14 // 15 // BASEBALL // Basic Considerations, 198 // Techniques, 202 // BASKETBALL // Basic Considerations, 225 // Techniques, 235 // FOOTBALL // Basic Considerations, 250 // Techniques, 255 // GOLF // Basic Considerations, 276 // Techniques, 283 // GYMNASTICS // Floor Exercise, 297 // Basic Considerations, 297 // Techniques, 299 // Long Horse Vault, 313 // Basic Considerations, 313 // Techniques, 317 // Horizontal Bar, 325 // Basic Considerations, 325 // Techniques, 329 // SOFTBALL // Basic Considerations, 338 // Techniques, 339 // SWIMMING // Basic Considerations, 345 // Techniques, 359 // Front Crawl, 359 // Butterfly Stroke, 370 // Back Crawl, 375 // Breaststroke, 377 // Starts, 385 // Turns, 388 // TRACK AND FIELD: RUNNING // Basic Considerations, 396 // Techniques, 402 // 198 // 225 // 250 // 276 // 296 // 338 // 345 // 396 // Contents // 16 // TRACK AND FIELD: JUMPING // 424 // Long Jump, 425 // Triple Jump, 433 // High Jump, 440

// Pole Vault, 452 // TRACK AND FIELD: THROWING // Shot Put, 469 // Discus Throw, 481 // Javelin Throw, 495 // Hammer Throw, 501 // 469 // A PPENDIX // A ELEMENTARY TRIGONOMETRY 515 // B EQUATIONS 520 // AUTHOR INDEX 523 // SUBJECT INDEX 527 // viii