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Sports science concepts dataset
Educational sports-science concepts — the physiological and biomechanical ideas behind training — each with its description, keywords and links to the sports and physical qualities it explains.
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| slug | name | description | keywords | url |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| biomechanics | Biomechanics | The study of how the body produces and controls movement — the mechanics behind every technique in sport. | biomechanics; sports biomechanics; biomechanics explained; how the body moves in sport; movement mechanics | https://socialsporthub.com/sports-science/biomechanics |
| the-kinetic-chain | The kinetic chain | The idea that the body’s segments work as a linked chain, passing force from the ground up through the hips, trunk and limbs. | kinetic chain; kinetic chain in sport; kinetic chain explained; ground up force transfer; kinetic chain sequence | https://socialsporthub.com/sports-science/the-kinetic-chain |
| movement-efficiency | Movement efficiency | How economically the body performs a movement — achieving the goal with the least wasted effort. | movement efficiency; movement economy; efficient technique; economy of movement; efficient running form | https://socialsporthub.com/sports-science/movement-efficiency |
| force-and-power | Force and power | The difference between how much force the body can produce and how quickly it can produce it — the mechanics behind strength and explosiveness. | force and power; difference between force and power; power vs strength; explosive power in sport; rate of force development explained | https://socialsporthub.com/sports-science/force-and-power |
| range-of-motion | Range of motion | How far a joint can travel through its movement — the arc available at a joint, and the foundation of flexibility and mobility. | range of motion; what is range of motion; range of motion vs flexibility; joint range of motion; range of motion in sport | https://socialsporthub.com/sports-science/range-of-motion |