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• Craniosacral Biodynamics: The primal ... - Google Böcker: Pelvic Dynamics -- relations between lumbar spine, sacrum, and ilium

July 1st

• Biomechanics of sport - Google Books

June 28th

• Who should Squat? | Nick Mitchell's Ultimate Performance

June 27th

• Lightweight dinosaurs: Not so terrible: Alternate mathematical model for body weight of large animals reduces those of dinosaurs

June 24th

• Biomechanics, the windlass mechanism and proprioception in the human body.: An article explaining the role of the windlass mechanism in running
• Running Times Magazine: ShoeGuy: The Windlass Effect: Article on how the Plantar Fascia becomes a weight bearing lever
• Stanford School of Engineering - Personal Profile: Looks promising. Microscale mechanics with an emphasis in bio.
• Stanford School of Engineering - Personal Profile: Cartilage analysis and growth. Good fit with this summer's research.

June 23rd

• PT245 Mechanics and Lever Systems
• Science in the Quest to Ease Figure Skating's Strains: The biomechanics of ice skating, and some physics of the ice skate itself
• Natural History Magazine

June 22nd

• Anatomy Trains | Anatomy Trains
• Peak Performance: June 17: Should You Switch Your Stride to a Forefoot Landing? Maybe Not: good interview with the member of a research team which investigated foot strike patterns.

June 20th

• Randy Johnson and Tim Lincecum - Differing Styles but 100-M.P.H. Pitches - NYTimes.com: ""&q uot;A lifelong philosopher of pitching, Chris Lincecum has a frame similar to his son?s and still hit 88 m.p.h. on a radar gun when he was in his 50s. In his son, as well as in the 6-10 Johnson, he sees the same creation of leverage, the same generation of power from the ground up. ?The key is the arm twisting and turning on the same plane as your shoulders,? Chris Lincecum said. ?The lower body controls the upper body, and energy transfers at the hinges, the ankles, knees, hips and trunk. It all has to be in sequence. They both whip the ball. Randy does it differently, but they?re whipping it.? Scientists call this kinetic change. Coaches call it coordination. Either way, pitchers are transferring energy from larger muscles to smaller ones."&qu ot;"

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