Optimum Take-Off Techniques for High and Long Jumps

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DOI: 10.1098/RSTB.1990.0144

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摘要: High jumpers run at moderate speeds and set down the foot, from which they take off, well in front of body. Long up much faster place foot less far forward, with leg a steeper angle. A simple model, takes into account mechanical properties muscle, predicts optimum take-off techniques that agree those used by athletes. These predictions are remarkably insensitive to numerical values assigned physiological parameters.

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