Video analysis can consist of two parts: biomechanical and tactical analysis. In biomechanical analysis, a
series of strokes or movements are filmed and analysed using tools
such as slow motion or split-screen motion on the computer. Tactical analysis usually
consists of filming and entire game or match and analysing patterns
of shots or statistics such as number of errors, or percentage of
winners from a certain part of the court. At MHTS we conduct video
analysis of sports such as bicycling, running, track and field and
all bat and ball sports.
Cycling
Video analysis is used to
evaluate the optimal angle of the lowerleg in relation to the upper
leg when the crank arms are in 12 o'clock and 6 o'clock position.
The yellow line simulates the femur, green the bisection of the
femur (behind the patella) to the ankle bone.
The blue line is a
perpendicularbase line to the crank position and theorange line
indicates the actual pedal angle. The shaded red area donates the
actual angle of the lower leg position.The optimal angle of the
femur to the lower leg should fall between 25° and 30° when the
pedal remains perpendicular to the crank at its lowest position. In
the illustration the cyclist will have the seat height, for and aft
position and their cleat position on the shoe examined and adjusted
where necessary.
BIKEFIT - CYCLING TECHNIQUE - TRACK AND FIELD ANALYSIS - RUNNING ANALYSIS- EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY -TRAINING PROGRAMS - PERSONAL TRAINING - EXERCISE REHABILITATION -
SOFT TISSUE TREATMENT
- FITNESS ADVICE - COUNSELLING |
