Computational Biomechanics

Computational Biomechanics, in the context of sports, involves using computer simulations and mathematical models to study how the body moves during physical activity. By analyzing factors like forces, motions, and muscle interactions, researchers can understand performance, prevent injuries, and improve training techniques. This scientific approach combines principles from biology, mechanics, and computer science, allowing coaches and athletes to make informed decisions based on data, ultimately enhancing athletic performance and safety.