ONCE MORE ON THE BIOMECHANICAL PRINCIPLE OF THE INITIAL FORCE. THIS TIME IN CEREBRAL PALSY
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biomechanics, countermovement jump, cerebral palsyAbstract
The main purpose of the study was to evaluate the patterns of the developed ground reaction forces in the two – legged countermovement jumping, performed by persons affected by tetraparesis with ataxia, tetraparesis with athetosis, tetraparesis with spasticity, diplegia with spasticity, right and left hemiplegia and, finally, right and left hemiparesis. After twenty subjects jumped on the surface of a force plate analysis of the ground reaction force – time trend took place. The obtained results confirm the accomplishment of the biomechanical principle of the initial force as in the case of persons not affected by neurological disorders. Finally the calculated ratio between the breaking impulse and the acceleration impulse is very near to optimum values (.3 to .4).Downloads
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