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How coaches utilise Biomechanics to improve performance technique in…
How coaches utilise Biomechanics to improve performance technique in training and competition and how this can effect /reduce risk of injury in gymnastics
Performance
Technique
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Advantages for skill progression when more strength required (Hiley et al., 2010)
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Training
Focusing on form
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Movement Variability (Stergiou et al., 2006)
Entry to Skills e.g. leaps (Cicchella, 2009)
Vault Entries / hand placement (Bradshaw et al., 2010) (Farana et al., 2021)
The ‘best’ technique will depend on many factors including the age and preparation of the gymnast and the long term plan of the coach (i.e. which technique will allow the development of more complex skill variation (Hiley, 2010)
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Coaching
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CODE OF POINTS (Bradshaw, 2010) :star:
Suggested Papers
Effect of theoretical biomechanics on open jump
the platform jumps performance using jumps
(vault) in artistic gymnastics (Hassan, Hanna & Ameen, 2014)
PERFORMANCE AND HEALTH CONCEPTS IN ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS (Bradshaw, 2010)
Differing Roles of Functional Movement Variability as
Experience Increases in Gymnastics
(Busquets et al., 2016)
KINEMATICS ANALYSIS OF SELECTED RHYTMIC GYMNASTIC LEAPS (Cicchella, 2009)
Reliability and variability of day-to-day vault training
measures in artistic gymnastics
(Bradshaw et al., 2010)
COACHING BIOMECHANICS INTERFACE: SIMULATION MODELLING
(Hiley, 2010)
COACHING BIOMECHANICS INTERFACE: COMPETITION AND TRAINING (iRWIN & Kirwin, 2010)
Biomechanical approaches to identify and quantify injury mechanisms and risk factors in women’s artistic gymnastics (Bradshaw et al., 2012)