BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF ACTIONS OF INSTEP CATCHING AND SHOOTING OF FOOTBALL PLAYERS

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Wang, Shuai [1 ]
Bu, Chang [1 ]
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[1] Sports Department, China Jiliang University, Hangzhou,310018, China
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High speed cameras - Joints (anatomy) - Sports;
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Catching and shooting are key techniques in football. From the perspective of biomechanics, this study analyzed actions of instep catching and shooting of football players. Eight special football players from China Jiliang University were selected as research subjects. Pictures of the players were taken through the Vicon three-dimensional infrared high-speed camera, and the relevant data were processed using the supporting software. The results showed that the displacement and angle of different joints were different in the process of catching the ball, in which the displacement and angle of the knee joint were obvious and the changes of the hip and ankle joints were small; in the process of shooting, the thigh and shin swang backwards firstly and then forward, and the backward swing provide large power for the forward swing of the shin; in addition, the muscle moment of the hip joint was larger than that of the knee joint. The experimental results reveal some biomechanical characteristics of athletes in the process of catching and shooting and provide some theoretical bases for athletes to improve their technical level. © 2023, Politechnica University of Bucharest. All rights reserved.
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