Friday, November 19, 2010

Is your body in balance?

In sport, the environment of today's coach and athletes are always looking for new ways to board a competitive advantage. Biomechanics is the study of physics of human movement.

If the body is balanced and with a unique relationship, can cause injury. Each segment of the body needs to equal with regard to the muscle mass of the individual sections distributed in the body. If there is a deficit of one quadrant to another, leave and doubling the capacity of thespecific area. Your body compared to athletics and everyday life are made to react in a push-pull or the methodology of action and reaction in terms of physics, kinetics and biomechanics.

As an athlete, if you carry out your training. You want to get and set the same work level in all areas of the body. For example: quadriceps versus thigh. The quadriceps are a larger muscle groups, referring to the push-pull over and support the hamstringpush and pull. Most of your weight is on this muscle group while the rear leg muscles of the work of the reactor opposite or complete (including the lower ends of the gluteus maximus), in collaboration with the quadriceps, the forward movement or backward movement. If a defensive back is about to take off for the snap of the ball, defending a wide receiver that will use your quads to run back and then her thighs. Just turn him to be moving forwardis his Achilles tendon more use in conjunction with the quadriceps. If there are several areas of both the quadriceps or hamstring, will most other so that a failure of the face and causes a weaker muscle damage occurs. In sports today there are a number of athletes who rely on over-development of the quadriceps of the thigh. How many times while watching a sporting event as you hear the announcer says: "Well T. Joneswill not play the rest of the game because of a knee problem. "Think of the athletes on the field hours before the game. Stretching and preparing for their vigorous activity to prepare. She says, could dry up, due, perhaps. Most of the time it is an over-developed quadriceps and hamstring underdeveloped and gluteus maximus area.

In the last decade. System tools were developed to analyze the body in order to determine the weaknesses and problemsAreas. I could see and use a system from a company in Phoenix, Arizona developed. Your system of e-factor has given me the right information that is necessary to balance each athlete in a sport specific reference to the whole body from the top of your head to your fingertips. If I make an assessment of an athlete in order to balance, then I am one of the tools provided to me are the use of the market. It 'important to be specific for each gradewhen analyzing a high flying athlete. One mistake and you could lose your athletes for a very long time. In baseball is life and performance. Keep them off the list. It 's the same difference in the game takes care of physical contact to the factors and, most injuries in football is more of knee muscles and then blows out of physical contact. If football players would be more their muscles to compensate for the crucial part of theirServices, such as knees, shoulders, neck, elbow, fewer accidents occur. Emphasize a balanced education is necessary before the opening of pre-season and in season. Are not limited to size, just balance your size and find the right balance for your specific conditions of the sport. Tools are important. I use the best tool I know that with the data that I have a correct diagnosis of a balanced athlete that I do. In professional sports, it is necessary to protectYour investment and ensure that the investments will last a long time. Now I have the tool. A well-balanced athlete is an athlete because he or she is happy with his best performance along with an injury time free.

Balance is important for all people not just athletes. A balanced diet, physical activity, balanced and a balanced body. We hear it every day. Now we want to hear everything you said and a balanced life free of injuries in sport and in our personal lives.

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