I'm back!!

I finished Fall Semester and I began working on my book.  I just finished the first draft.  My teaching experiences during Fall Semester and the writing of the book led to some updates for my Biomechanical Models.  Click on the links below to see the updated Biomechanical Model for Running, Walking & Road Cycling.  In my next post, I will continue the explanation of the Biomechanical Principles used to construct this model.

Biomechanical Model for Running and Walking

Top of the Model

Speed Up Side

Slow Down Side

Posting Update

I have been extremely busy with end of the semester assignments, labs, grading, and preparing for exams.  I plan to post new material immediately after I submit my semester grades.  Please keep visiting my blog and the new material should start being posted around December 20th.

Posting Comments and Questions

I just realized I had the settings set incorrectly for allowing anyone to post a comment or question.  I think I fixed it.  I look forward to hearing from you.

Feedback and Comments

I hope you are finding the information I am posting on the blog is informative and interesting.  I would like to invite you to "post" feedback and comments on the blog.  I check the blog site regularly and want to know what you are thinking.  I also encourage you to "post" questions on the blog.  I want this blog to be interactive.  Your questions will help me decide what information needs further clarification and the direction I will go when posting future topics.  Thank you for following my blog.

Welcome

Hi!

Welcome to my new blog.  This is not your typical Biomechanics blog.  I've been teaching Biomechanics for 11 years and during that time I have developed some unique ideas related to the Real-World Application of Biomechanics to understand how human motion is created.  In the days, months, and years to come I will share these innovative ideas and how they can help you understand how to move more efficiently and effectively, how to teach others to move more efficiently and effectively, and how to move in a way that reduces joint pain and the likelihood of movement related injuries.  I hope you find the information informative and helpful.  I look forward to hearing your thoughts.