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クリケットのファストボウリング中の前足の関節の機械的機能と制御: 3D運動分析の研究

René E D Ferdinands1, Peter J Sinclair1, Max C Stuelcken2

  • 1Discipline of Exercise and Sport Science, Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW 2006, Australia.

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
|February 13, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

クリケットのファストボウラーは前足を動力として使いますが,その機能は主に制御ブレーキによるもので,アクティブ・エクステンションではありません. 単一の足の強さではなく,よりよいボールスピードのために全身のモメンタムに集中してください.

キーワード:
角インパルスインパルスです.ボール放出速度の速さクリケット ファストボウリング ボウリングエクセンティックコントロール前足のメカニズム 前足のメカニズムヒップと膝のバイオメカニクス共同パワー・ジョイント・パワー下肢の運動は下肢の運動である.運動分析とは,運動分析である.走行速度を上げること.

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