Biomechanics: The Physics Of Human Movement

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1 - Introduction Definition Tasks Of Biomechanics

1 - Welcome.html

2 - Course Structure Overview.mp4

07:00

3 - Definition Of Biomechanics.mp4

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4 - Planes Axes.mp4

02:11

5 - Location Movement Terminology.mp4

03:09

6 - Tasks Of Biomechanics.mp4

01:45

7 - Fields Of Work.mp4

03:42

8 - Practical Biomechanical Examples.mp4

02:52

2 - Basics Of Physics Mechanics Velocity Acceleration Work Energy etc

9 - Definition Of Mechanics.mp4

05:16

10 - Velocity.mp4

02:00

11 - Acceleration.mp4

03:01

12 - Force.mp4

02:54

13 - Momentum.mp4

02:34

14 - Energy.mp4

03:32

15 - Mechanical Work.mp4

01:26

16 - Mechanical Power.mp4

01:52

3 - Statics Of The Human Body Forces Moments Equilibrium Conditions

17 - Forces Their Outputs.mp4

06:05

18 - Newtons Laws.mp4

04:46

19 - Reaction Forces.mp4

01:42

20 - Quick Reminder.mp4

00:46

21 - Trigonometry.mp4

03:10

22 - Distribution Of Forces Into Components.mp4

04:43

23 - Moments Their Outputs.mp4

02:55

24 - Equilibrium Conditions.mp4

07:01

25 - Center Of Gravity.mp4

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26 - Static Friction.mp4

02:50

27 - Example Static Structure Of An Arm.mp4

04:12

4 - The Skeletal System Anatomy Of Bones Joints

28 - Structure Function Of Bones.mp4

04:23

29 - Bone Types.mp4

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30 - Stress Shielding.mp4

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31 - Anatomy Functioning Of Joints.mp4

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32 - Joint Types.mp4

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33 - Anatomy Of The Knee Joint.mp4

02:44

34 - The Biomechanical Role Of The Patella.mp4

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5 - Stability Resistance Of The Human Body Elastostatics Tension Deformation

35 - Elastostatics.mp4

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36 - Types Of Loading Deformation.mp4

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37 - Internal Forces.mp4

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38 - Stress.mp4

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39 - Deformation.mp4

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40 - Hookes Law.mp4

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6 - The Muscular System

41 - Structure Function Of Tendons Ligaments.mp4

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42 - Ligaments Of The Knee Joint.mp4

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43 - Meniscus.mp4

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44 - Muscle Types.mp4

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45 - Structure Of Skeletal Muscle.mp4

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46 - Muscle Contraction.mp4

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47 - ForceLength Relationship.mp4

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48 - Muscle Architectures.mp4

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49 - Example Deformation Of Muscles.mp4

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7 - Kinematics Kinetics Of Human Movement

50 - Basics Of Dynamics.mp4

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51 - Idealizations.mp4

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52 - Kinematics Kinetics.mp4

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53 - DAlemberts Principle.mp4

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8 - Motion Analysis Tools Strategies

54 - Motion Tracking Objectives.mp4

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55 - Finite Element Method FEM.mp4

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56 - Inertial Measurement Unit IMU.mp4

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57 - Force Pressure Plates.mp4

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58 - 2D Motion Analysis.mp4

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59 - 3D Motion Analysis.mp4

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60 - Data Analysis.mp4

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61 - Thank You.mp4

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9 - Additional Content

62 - Location Movement Terminology.html

62 - location-terminology.zip

62 - movement-terminology.zip

63 - Weight Percentiles Of Human Limbs.html

63 - weight-percentiles-of-limbs.zip

64 - Joint Bone Types.html

64 - bone-types.zip

64 - types-of-joints.zip

65 - Muscle Map.html

65 - muscle-map.zip

66 - Bone Map.html

66 - bone-map.zip

Description

Understand The Science Behind Movement: Apply Mechanical Principles To The Musculoskeletal System Of The Human Body

What You'll Learn?

Understand the effect of physics on our movements and our body
Become familiar with the basics of mechanics
Get to know different tools on how to analyze and optimize motion
Understand how our muscle types influence the amount of force that can be generated
Learn how forces interact in static and dynamic systems and its effect on bodies
Get to know the anatomy and the function of the skeletal system and the muscular system
Learn how our bones deform in response to movements and loads
Understand the meaning of biomechanics and possible fields of work

Who is this for?

Engineers who are looking to understand the anatomy of the human body better

Athletes, coaches and trainers who are looking to understand the mechanics of human movement better

Anybody who is interested in learning about how we move

What You Need to Know?

No advanced knowledge of maths and physics needed

Interest in human anatomy and movement, as well as mechanics and technology

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GET TO KNOW THE BIOMECHANICS OF THE HUMAN BODY BY COMBINING THE PHYSICS WITH THE ANATOMY!

In this course, we apply mechanical principles to the musculoskeletal system in order to understand, analyze and optimize human movement.
In other words, we combine the human anatomy with the mechanics, forming the interdisciplinary science called biomechanics. So whether you are a doctor, a trainer or an athlete and know the human body or you are an engineer or a physicist and know the mechanics, this course is going to help you understand the other side of the puzzle.

If You Are Curious And Want To Pursue A Career In Biomechanics, Check Out This Course.

As a studied biomechanist myself, I study the science of human locomotion and find ways to analyze and optimize movements. This course contains lots of valuable scientifically proven knowledge that I have gained over the years studying and working in the field of biomechanics, put together into 60+ lectures and 3.5 hours of content. Let me share it with you!
I will take you through all the important matters related to the biomechanics, from the principles of mechanics (statics, elastostatics, kinematics & kinetics), all the way to the structure and functioning of the musculoskeletal system. Throughout this course, we will talk about practical examples, so you'll get a better idea of possible applications for biomechanics in the industry.

After finishing this course, you will be able to:
Understand the basics of the mechanics as well as the anatomy
Know possible fields of work for biomechanics
Understand how forces act in static and dynamic systems
Understand how bodies deform under stress and strain
Understand how the human body is built mechanically
Know the most common tools used for motion analysis in the industry

The following topics will be covered in this course:
Definition
How can we define the term biomechanics?
What are the tasks of biomechanics and which fields of work are there?
What are some practical examples for biomechanical problems?
Basics Of Physics: Mechanics
What do we need to know about the mechanics?
How can we physically define parameters like the velocity, the force or the energy?
What are the mathematical formulas to calculate those parameters?
Statics Of The Human Body
What are Newton's laws are why are they important to understand?
How can we calculate forces and moments in static systems?
What and where is the center of gravity of a body?
The Skeletal System
What's the structure of bones and joints?
What does "stress shielding" mean and why is it bad?
How is the knee joint built and what's the biomechanical role of the patella?
Stability & Resistance Of The Human Body
Which types of loading and deformation are there?
How can we define and calculate internal forces?
How can we calculate the stress and the strain within objects?
The Muscular System
What's the structure and function of tendons and ligaments?
Which types of muscle are there and how are they built?
How do muscles contract and how does it affect force generation?
Kinematics & Kinetics Of Human Movement
What's the difference between kinematics and kinetics?
How can we describe moving bodies?
How can we calculate forces in dynamic systems?
Motion Analysis: Tools & Strategies
What are the objectives of motion tracking?
Which tools for the analysis of human movement exist in the industry?
How can we further analyze data obtained from motion tracking systems?

Of course, there is a 30-day money-back guarantee from Udemy. Feel free to enroll now to see if this course is for you!
Who this course is for:
Engineers who are looking to understand the anatomy of the human body better
Athletes, coaches and trainers who are looking to understand the mechanics of human movement better
Anybody who is interested in learning about how we move

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Hey,as a trained biomechanist, I study human movement and find ways to bridge the gap between mechanical engineering and human locomotion.Since my graduation, I have been working with wearable sensor systems that describe human motion. The sensor data need to be understood and evaluated, which requires the knowledge of soft- and hardware, as well as the mechanics of the human body.My mission is to optimize movement in order to maximize physical performance and to minimize the risk of injury - Combining my passion and my craft.On Udemy, I want to share my knowledge with you and hopefully get you excited about my passions as well! I would love for you to join the learning community today.

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