Biomechanical System & Motion Part II

[@cassandraalviz1675]

great open and closed kinetic chain examples. Im mind blown that running is both at the same time, its so complex!

[@DrJacobGoodin]

I know right? The human body is amazing

[@peytonyoshida7500]

I really liked the common examples, it made it way easier to comprehend terms i had never heard of such as open and closed kinetic chain.

[@alexcarr7640]

Thank you for the further understanding of open and closed kinetic chain.

[@Yasmin-qe4wf]

the examples that you use to differentiate translation, rotation and general motion are very helpful in being able to map and envision the body position.

[@amirrezamirdar8766]

Hey I'm interested in these videos that you made,the thing that I would mention is that Show us more diagram in future video to get more visual information about biomechanics and other things😍😍

[@dimitricarrion105]

I liked the learning about the difference between CKC movements and OKC movements

[@millyhuang2124]

Hey Thank you so much! My TA linked your videos and now I can't stop hoping that you'd be my actual prof for BIOMEC plz come to Canada

[@DrJacobGoodin]

Thank you Milly, you are too kind! Well I don't think I'll be venturing to Canada anytime soon but if you make your way down to Southern CA I'd be happy to let you sit in on a class or two.

[@AfnanWalyLearns]

Thank you so much for these videos, they're very helpful! 🌸 I have a question: is a leg press considered open or closed kinetic chain? And does it make a difference whether the foot panel or the chair is the thing that's moving?

[@mikestatz5098]

good stuff!

[@gustavoluquin6424]

A video that analyzes an athlete's movement using biomechanic principles and movements would be great to further understand this topic would be fantastic. Is that possible?

[@zaina3589]

Interesting how we can define a run as both open and closed kinetic chain. Zaina Daniel

[@lilyhodgins9140]

I enjoyed the cyclist example when making the definitions easier to understand

[@chanakagayan2247]

Amazing teaching, well explain . I would to do PHD on biomechanic. I concern about cricket. In sri Lanka Lot of flat foot and hamstring injury i identified in school age cticket team. Please advice on PHD topics to evaluate these topic. Thank. From sri Lanka Chanaka

[@alexanderkenniethbam]

Which would you consider to be the ideal biomechanics book for an undergraduate Physios?

[@DrJacobGoodin]

The textbook linked in the description is great as far as biomechanics goes! But for a physio, you'll of course need in-depth anatomy, movement, and pathology courses as well.

[@anthonydumas6641]

Interesting how some exercises are not always strictly "open" or "closed" kinetic chain exercises. You have to think about the limbs and distal segments involved and their individual movements.

[@DrJacobGoodin]

exactly