DESIGN OF AN ELECTRONIC TELEMETRY SYSTEM IN CONJUNCTION WITH A LAB-TIP AND ‎VIDEO FILMING FOR KINOMATIC, DYNAMIC STUDY OF SPRINTERS

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SHAHBAZI M.; JAVASHI F.

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Journal: Year:2004 | Volume:- | Issue:18 Page(s): 65-80

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DESIGN OF AN ELECTRONIC TELEMETRY SYSTEM IN CONJUNCTION WITH A LAB-TIP AND ‎VIDEO FILMING FOR KINOMATIC, DYNAMIC STUDY OF SPRINTERS

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SHAHBAZI M. | JAVASHI F. | Issue Writer Certificate

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ACCELERATIONQ3

VELOCITYQ4

AVERAGE AND MAXIMUM FORCESQ4

CG FLIGHT ANGLEQ4

SPRINTERSQ4

Abstract

This study examined the VELOCITY, ACCELERATION, ground reaction, stopping and take-off ‎forces, energy and power consumption during running in a hundred-meter event. An ‎electronic telemetry system was designed and constructed for kinematic ‎investigations, while video graph being used to analyze kinetic characteristics for ‎each stride. During the constant speed, the ground reaction force, stopping and take-‎off forces, mean energy and power consumption in each stride were also estimated. ‎The performance criterion was time tp each 10m. We have used Microsoft Excel to ‎trace the variation of VELOCITY and ACCELERATION of each subject. Three male SPRINTERS‎ (tops of a national team) volunteered as subjects for the study. The SPRINTERS records ‎were 10.8 second in the 100-meter run. The study demonstrates how the VELOCITY ‎increases widely at the beginning, remains constant for sometime and then decreases, ‎when the runner reaches the end of the run. On the contrary, the ACCELERATION is ‎maximum just at the take-off, decreases to zero when the sprinter reaches his ‎maximum VELOCITY, decelerates to zero when the sprinter reaches his maximum ‎velocity, and then decelerates arriving to the end of run. The results on force ‎measurements showed that the sprinter with larger strides presents larger ground ‎reaction, stopping and take-off forces which agree well with what the other ‎researchers have obtained‏.‏

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SHAHBAZI, M., & JAVASHI, F.. (2004). DESIGN OF AN ELECTRONIC TELEMETRY SYSTEM IN CONJUNCTION WITH A LAB-TIP AND ‎VIDEO FILMING FOR KINOMATIC, DYNAMIC STUDY OF SPRINTERS. HARAKAT, -(18), 65-80. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/30297/en

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SHAHBAZI M., JAVASHI F.. DESIGN OF AN ELECTRONIC TELEMETRY SYSTEM IN CONJUNCTION WITH A LAB-TIP AND ‎VIDEO FILMING FOR KINOMATIC, DYNAMIC STUDY OF SPRINTERS. HARAKAT[Internet]. 2004;-(18):65-80. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/30297/en

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M. SHAHBAZI, and F. JAVASHI, “DESIGN OF AN ELECTRONIC TELEMETRY SYSTEM IN CONJUNCTION WITH A LAB-TIP AND ‎VIDEO FILMING FOR KINOMATIC, DYNAMIC STUDY OF SPRINTERS,” HARAKAT, vol. -, no. 18, pp. 65–80, 2004, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/30297/en

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