End-of-semester means some "free" time to tinker with #biomechanics projects, like this "bullet time" animation of a discus throw 😀 Happy holidays, everyone.
Our lab is off to Tucson, AZ to collect data at the 2024 North American Open Finals. Come find us if you want to geek out about #biomechanics of #weightlifting, like this amazing 200kg jerk by 81kg lifter Dae Hee Kwon from South Korea at this year's World Jr Championships.
Upgraded our hammer throw #biomechanics analysis. Added a ball force vector to better understand patterns of force application. The increase in the tangential force during double support is pretty cool to see. Also include single/double support phases and high/low points.
Putting the final touches on my presentations for the European Shot Put Conference this weekend in Tallinn, 🇪🇪. And yes, one of them will focus on the discus😀
I recently had the opportunity to travel with @USWeightlifting to Leon, Spain, for the @iwfnet Jr World Champs to conduct in-comp biomechanical analyses. It was an amazing experience. Thanks to so many people, but especially @MarcosASoriano1 for your help and hospitality.