The Importance Of Biomechanics And The Pattern Of Humans

Introduction and Background
Kinesiology is a broad study that explores the movement patterns of humans. Biomechanics is defined as the study of mechanical laws as it relates to the structure or movement of living things (Knudson 3). Biomechanics is a sub-discipline of kinesiology. Biomechanics in kinesiology is precise in its investigation of human movement and the rationale behind such movements. The general notion is that there exists a strong association between the structure of the human body and their movement patterns. Humans exhibit a wide range of skills in daily movement patterns. These skills include climbing stairs, standing, walking, and running among many others. These movement patterns are learnt from a tender age and perfected

First, the distance between two print points may have been prone to parallax error during measurement. Using a measuring tape to determine the distance between two points may have provided some errors because the material used to develop the tap can stretch and compress to a slight margin, which may provide a slightly different measurement outcome when a digital meter is used to measure the same distance. The variation may be a few centimeters apart, which would provide some variations in the distance covered by the participants.
Another source of error is time measurement. The time difference between the start boards slamming against each other and the sprinter taking off may have some difference. The difference may be in milliseconds and perceivably minute, but it is nonetheless a potential source of time variation. Different sprinters may respond differently to this variation, which provides potential start error. Time may also be affected by a delay in the timer pressing the stop watch. The timer relies on hearing the sound of the smash and delay in pressing the start button on time. This delay in pressing the start button would result in erroneous