Biomechanical Analysis
Sukhsahegj Sachdev
We aim to use strategic rehabilitation and strength and conditioning, to help athletes to gain a competitive edge and prevent future sport injuries.
A complete biomechanics analysis allows us to see what angle/speed the body is moving in and identify any stress in any particular joints/muscles.
What is Biomechanics?
A high tech approach utilizing sophisticated equipment and specialized training and biomechanics are keys to unlocking an athletes potential and addressing injury prevention. Biomechanics analyses forces, torques, angles and the complex interaction of muscular, neurological and skeletal systems.
The following pictures demonstrate how we use our software to calculate body angles to determine stress at different joints to prevent injury and ways to optimise speed.
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- Calculating head alignment relative to foot and hip flexion prior to release.
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- Calculating head alignment relative to foot and hip flexion at the point of release.
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- Calculating head alignment relative to foot and hip flexion post release.
How does it help with my cricket performance?
Screening of bowling actions by our biomechanics expert to give an opinion on technique, possible flaws, provide a constructive and detailed analysis on your strengths and weaknesses along with feedback on areas of your game that need improvement.
Using advanced computing and technology, injuries may be prevented and performance can be enhanced. It is now an essential tool in most sports
We use software that can measure every movement the body makes accurately with precision to the exact degree allowing us to analyse multiple body movement parameters that include both angles and speed.
This all helps us in understanding stress points in specific joints and muscles.
A detailed record of the athlete’s biometric progression helps us to create a personalised high performance training methodology.
As a result of completing this the player’s highest potential can be unlocked.
How can Biomechanical Analysis help me play sport?
- Performance enhancements
- Technique correction
- Possible injury prevention