Abstract:
:Our aim was to determine how skilled players regulate linear and angular impulse while maintaining balance during the golf swing. Eleven highly-skilled golf players performed swings with a 6-iron and driver. Components contributing to linear and angular impulse generated by the rear and target legs (resultant horizontal reaction force [RFh], RFh-angle, and moment arm) were quantified and compared across the group and within a player (α = .05). Net angular impulse generated by both the rear and target legs was greater for the driver than the 6-iron. Mechanisms used to regulate angular impulse generation between clubs varied across players and required coordination between the legs. Increases in net angular impulse with a driver involved increases in target leg RFh. Rear leg RFh-angle was maintained between clubs whereas target leg RFh became more aligned with the target line. Net linear impulse perpendicular to the target line remained near zero, preserving balance, while net linear impulse along the target line decreased in magnitude. These results indicate that the net angular impulse was regulated between clubs by coordinating force generation of the rear and target legs while sustaining balance throughout the task.
journal_name
J Appl Biomechjournal_title
Journal of applied biomechanicsauthors
Peterson TJ,Wilcox RR,McNitt-Gray JLdoi
10.1123/jab.2015-0131subject
Has Abstractpub_date
2016-08-01 00:00:00pages
342-9issue
4eissn
1065-8483issn
1543-2688pii
2015-0131journal_volume
32pub_type
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