Chapter 1 Explain how equipment innovation has improved performance and/or preve

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Chapter 1 Explain how equipment innovation has improved performance and/or prevented injury Chapter 2 Describe the steps that should be taken when planning a qualitative analysis. To supplement visual observations, the analyst can often use non-visual information. Describe two examples of auditory information that could be used during a qualitative analysis. Chapter 3 Explain the difference between acute and repetitive loading, Including examples and injury implications . Compare the compressive stress affecting the cervical vertebrae and the lumbar vertebrae.

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Explian how innovation has impoved performace and prevented injures.

Today world is world of technology and innovation in every field .Technology and innovation improve standard of living and performance in day to day life

There are many field which improve performance by technology one of them are sports.

Impoved performace in sport sector by innovation like

·         Development of Smart Sports Equipment

·         Digital monitoring instrument

·         Different variety of cloth and shoe .

Performace

1.      Expansions in sporting technologies have led to an entry of a large range of products which are improving athletic performances across the world.

2.      They are successfully maintaining athlete health, observing and treating injuries by means of heart rate and body-fat monitors.

3.      This has allowed a deeper understanding and knowledge of how athletes can further push their abilities and recognize their maximum potential.

4.      Furthermore, modern sporting technologies have also played their part in rectifying judging errors which ensure only the best athletes are able to win.

Prevented injures .

Best musculoskeletal injuries have a mechanical etiology, the stress applied exceeds the strength of the tissue. The magnitude of the damage is related to the magnitude, rate, and frequency of loading, and recovery and rehabilitation must incorporate the body’s ability to adapt to these mechanical loads Fatigue fractures, example,like caused by stresses in the bone, which are influenced by loading factors, such as distance or frequency, along with bone mineral density and bone shape. In count, the biological response of tissue to different loads can induce tissue to change .An anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury, for example, occurs when the load exceeds the strength of the ligament, taking into consideration factors such as posture, muscle forces, and ligament strength.

Prevent injure

To inhibit or prevent such an injury, an athlete needs to reduce external loads (by improving perception skills to anticipate movement), improve muscular support of the external loads (through appropriate training programs), and/or grow stronger ligaments. (Ligaments will adapt to their mechanical environment and potentially get stronger with loading.)

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